Linocut 1950

"Linocut" is a black and white linocut print by Lithuanian artist Vytautas Kasiulis, created in 1950. The artwork depicts a stylized figure of an artist seated with a palette in his hand, suggesting an artist's self-portrait. Kasiulis was known for his unique style of simplified forms and bold lines, which are evident in this linocut. The artwork, currently housed in the Lithuanian Art Museum in Vilnius, is a testament to Kasiulis's contributions to Lithuanian art. The stark contrast of black and white emphasizes the artist's artistic vision, demonstrating the power of simplicity and impactful design within the printmaking genre.