Albinas Načiulis was a Lithuanian graphic artist active in the post-war decades, whose works are held by the Lithuanian National Museum of Art. His late-1950s linocuts, such as “Rural Landscape” (1958), reflect the Lithuanian printmaking of the time, with its focus on the native landscape and village life.
Albinas Načiulis was a Lithuanian graphic artist active in the post-war decades. The linocut “Rural Landscape” (1958) offered by TUMO Gallery is a characteristic example of the Lithuanian printmaking of the late 1950s, when linocut became one of the most popular media for depicting the native landscape and village life. The print is signed and dated by the artist. Načiulis is a museum artist: his works are held by the Lithuanian National Museum of Art. Biographical information about the artist is scarce – if you know more about him, we would be glad to hear from you.
