A detail of Didžioji St

In 1928, Kaliszczak made several separate smaller prints of views of Vilnius, in different techniques, which were not included in ‘Vilnius in Ebonite’. In these works, he examined the specific artistic expression of different printmaking techniques: the colour xylography sheets are decorative, with broad generalised forms, the dry-point engravings are clear and soft, while the ebonite prints are dark and full of mysterious chiaroscuro.

Source: Law firm Valiunas Ellex art album VILNIUS. TOPOPHILIA II (2015). Compiler and author Laima Laučkaitė
Expositions: “Vilnius. Topophilia. Views of Vilnius from the collection of the law firm Ellex Valiunas”, 5 October – 26 November 2017, National Gallery of Art, Vilnius (curator Laima Laučkaitė)

In 1928, Kaliszczak made several separate smaller prints of views of Vilnius, in different techniques, which were not included in ‘Vilnius in Ebonite’. In these works, he examined the specific artistic expression of different printmaking techniques: the colour xylography sheets are decorative, with broad generalised forms, the dry-point engravings are clear and soft, while the ebonite prints are dark and full of mysterious chiaroscuro.

Source: Law firm Valiunas Ellex art album VILNIUS. TOPOPHILIA II (2015). Compiler and author Laima Laučkaitė
Expositions: “Vilnius. Topophilia. Views of Vilnius from the collection of the law firm Ellex Valiunas”, 5 October – 26 November 2017, National Gallery of Art, Vilnius (curator Laima Laučkaitė)