Bozidar Jakac - Cabin in the Woods Slovenia

Cabin in the Woods, Slovenia

Bozidar Jakac's original etching, Cabin in the Woods, Slovenia is a fine example of the landscape art created by the Slovenian artist in 1950. It is printed on, hand-made, laid paper with the 'Arches' watermark and with full, deckled margins as published in an edition of fifty impressions. Cabin in the Woods, Slovenia also bears the personal blindstamp of the artist in the lower margin. This impression is signed and dated by the artist in the plate and is also signed, dated, numbered and dedicated by Bozidar Jakac to President and Mrs Baker of Ohio University in pencil along the lower margin.

Cabin in the Woods Slovenia

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Bozidar Jakac (Novo Mesto, Slovenia, 1899 - 1989)
#	Image	Title & Artist	Medium	Date	Notes	-
01-		Cabin in The Woods, Slovenia by Bozidar Jakac	Original Etching	1950	Signed, dated, numbered and dedicated to President and Mrs Baker of Ohio University by Bozidar Jakac in pencil. Also signed and dated by the artist in the plate and bearing his personal blindstamp.	Sold
02.-		Landscape View in Slovenia by Bozidar Jakac	Original Etching	1949	Signed and dedicated by Bozidar Jakac in pencil. Also signed and dated by the artist in the plate and bearing his personal blindstamp.	Sold

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#	Image	Title & Artist	Medium	Date	Artist Info	Notes	-
01-		Cabin in The Woods, Slovenia by Bozidar Jakac	Original Etching	1950	Bozidar Jakac (Novo Mesto, Slovenia, 1899 - 1989)	Signed, dated, numbered and dedicated by Bozidar Jakac in pencil.	Sold
02.-		Kurenti by France Mihelic	Original Lithograph	c. 1955 - 1965	France Mihelic (Virmase (Skofja Loka), Slovenia, 1907 - 1998)	Signed, titled and numbered, '11/50', by France Mihelic in pencil.
03.-		Landscape View in Slovenia by Bozidar Jakac	Original Etching	1949	Bozidar Jakac (Novo Mesto, Slovenia, 1899 - 1989)	Signed and dedicated by Bozidar Jakac in pencil.	Sold
04.-		Pfingstreiter (Whitsun Rider) by Joza Uprka	Original Etching	1903	Joza Uprka (Knezdub, 1861 - Hroznova, 1940)	Published Vervielfaltigende Kunst, Vienna	Sold

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Title:	Cabin in the Woods, Slovenia
Artist:	Jakac, Bozidar (Novo Mesto, Slovenia, 1899 - 1989)
Date:	1950
Medium:	Original Etching
Note:	Bozidar Jakac: Slovenia's most famous artist of the twentieth century, Bozidar Jakac first studied art at the Academy of Prague from 1919 to 1923. He then completed his education in both Paris and Berlin. From the beginning of his career, Jakac devoted as much time to the arts of etching and the woodcut as to painting. During the 1930's his work received international attention and he traveled widely, including lengthy trips to the United States and Tunisia.
	In Slovenia, Jakac was one of the major forces in founding the Ljubljana Academy of Fine Arts, becoming both the Professor of Graphic Arts and the first Chancellor of the University. In 1974 the Bozidar Jakac Museum was opened in Kostanjevica, thus providing a permanent location for the important etchings, woodcuts and paintings of this great artist. Jakac's early art is notable for its strong expressionistic tendencies. At first influenced by the art of Edward Munch, Jakac's initial canvases and prints displayed highly charged imagery. By the end of the Second World War, however, his art developed both a more realistic and lyrical tone. These elements appear in this beautiful landscape etching where a Slovenian thatched roof cabin and its surrounding area are delineated with both simplicity and grace. This particular impression was gifted and dedicated by the artist to "President and Mrs. John C. Baker in deep appreciation for Ohio University's gracious hospitality. Athens, Ohio, 2 Nov. 1958." Bozidar Jakac may have been the artist in residence at Ohio University at this time.
Edition:	Limited edition of fifty impressions, numbered 40/50.
Size:	9 3/4 X 12 1/2 (Sizes in inches are approximate, height preceding width of plate-mark or image.)
	Matted with 100% Archival Materials
Condition:	Printed on, hand-made, laid paper with the 'Arches' watermark and with full, deckled margins. Also bearing the personal blindstamp of the artist in the lower margin . Cabin in the Woods, Slovenia is signed and dated by the artist in the plate and signed, dated, numbered and dedicated by the artist to President and Mrs Baker of Ohio University in pencil along the lower margin. An excellent impression and in excellent condition throughout. This original etching stands as a prime example of the famous Slovenian art of Bozidar Jakac.
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