Lepp, Esko (1906-1977) Forest edge. (1967)

Esko Lepp’s “Forest edge” (1967) is a stunning example of his prowess in engraving on paper. This piece captures Lepp’s transition from a graphic artist to an experimental painter using oil. As one of his endeavors in the oil medium, it offers a unique perspective into his artistic evolution. Educated at prestigious institutions such as the State School of Industrial Art in Tallinn and the Moscow Art Institute, Lepp’s work consistently evokes a genuine sense of painting. The piece is meticulously marked on the lower left with “Metsaserv” linoollõige 1967 12/50 and signed on the left right by Esko Lepp himself. It’s a must-have for collectors who appreciate Lepp’s ingenuity.