Lepp, Esko (1906-1977). Landscape. (1960s)

Esko Lepp’s “Landscape” (1960s) is a striking example of his mastery in engraving on wood and paper. Measuring 15,3 x 22,7 cm, this piece bears the initials “EL” on a plate at the lower left. Esko Lepp was the most popular schedule in the post-war decade, with extensive education at the State Art and Industrial School in Tallinn, Pallas Art School in Tartu, and the Moscow P. Pavlinov Art Institute. Renowned for his superb skill in woodcuts and various engraving techniques, this landscape represents Lepp’s creative versatility and enduring legacy.