Kütt, Alleks (1921 – 1991). The Factory (1946/47)

Dive into the world of industrial aesthetics with “The Factory” (1946/47) by Alleks Kütt, a breathtaking watercolor retouched lithograph on paper. Alleks Kütt (1921 – 1991), an esteemed artist, known for his unique blend of techniques and his exploration of human life in urban societies. This artwork, measuring 33.3 cm x 42.8 cm, features a captivating display of his skill, showcasing compelling industrial motifs. His journey as an artist is intriguing; from a humble start, advancing in the realm of art while serving in the military, to being an esteemed instructor in ERKI. His works, especially in free graphics, have broken boundaries and introduced innovative methods such as colorful intaglio and electrographic carbon printing. This piece, “The Factory”, is a prime example of his evolution as an artist, marking a shift towards a more complex composition and a decorative style rich in fantasy.