Details
- Author
- Aleksandras Kapustinas
- Materials
- pastel on paper, 1980
- Dimensions
- 51 × 70 cm
- Signature
- Hand-signed by the artist
- Ready to hang
- Yes
- Frame
- Framed
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Artwork in the room
Aleksandras Kapustinas is a decorative artist who graduated from the Lithuanian Academy of Arts in 1976. With a solid foundation in professional training, he began developing his career in the arts, participating in exhibitions and sharing his enthusiasm for visual art with a broader audience. His first public exhibition was held in Vilnius in 1980, and he later presented his works in Kaunas in 1982.
Now based in Vilnius, Kapustinas draws profound inspiration from the imagery and mood of the old town. The historic allure and evocative atmosphere of Vilnius are integral to his work, shaping and inspiring his creative pursuits. This deep connection to the city permeates the subjects he chooses to portray.
In more recent years, Kapustinas has devoted himself to landscape painting, using the traditional pastel-on-paper technique. His works highlight the distinct character of Vilnius as well as various scenes from Great Britain, reflecting his admiration for European cityscapes and landscapes through a sophisticated artistic perspective.
Kapustinas’s landscapes encourage viewers to immerse themselves in the nostalgic mood and enduring beauty of the places he paints. Each piece reveals not only his technical mastery but also his personal captivation with the unique spirit of historic and picturesque settings.
About this artwork+
In the painting, there is a subdued and moody depiction of an old town yard. The scene is framed by leafless trees with gnarled branches that create an intricate web against a gray sky. Through the trees, we glimpse a historic building, characterized by its classical architecture with a prominent tower and what appears to be a spire atop. The foreground shows a wooden fence, broken and weathered, adding to the sense of decay and antiquity. Earthy tones and a somber palette dominate, underscoring the setting’s aged and worn-out feel. The atmosphere conveys a serene yet somber nostalgia, as though the scene holds memories of busier, more vibrant times, now long past. The empty yard and absence of human figures contribute to a palpable quietness, emphasizing introspection and the passage of time.
