Tolli, Vive (born 1928). The Caught Ball. (2009)

Coloured etching, paper

Light 34,4 x 38,6

Left on the plate – Vive TolliLower left – Ruhnu kirik. (söövitus)

Lower left – 11/20 “Püütud pall“ (söövitus) vask

Lower right – V.Tolli 2009

Vive Tolli 1947 began his studies at the Tallinn State Art Institute ceramics department (he studied there for 2 years), graduated from the Art Academy in 1953. Further training at several institutions, including the former Yugoslavia in 1969 and 1987 in Canada. Tallinn in 1953-1982 worked as a freelance artist, then as a lecturer TKU. V. Customs Union of artists too since 1957. Vive Tolli has the most outstanding Estonian charts, in 1950. years end and 1960s. years of Estonian graphic innovators, were expressions of the new searcher later. And created a free-book art, and bookplates. Techniques of use mostly burns (including lino-cuts illustrations and drawings), to shape this shaded texture-based approach to nature. V. Customs began to appear in exhibitions since 1953. Since 1965. Since he attracted the attention of many international awards and picked exhibitions

WORKS COLLECTIONS
Tallinn and Tartu Art Museum, named A.Puškini Museum and the Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow, Dr.. The Ludwig Museum in Cologne, Bratislava Museum of Art, the newspaper Kaleva whole Oulu, Helsinki Eero Rantase all, Norton Dodge throughout the U.S., the USA, and the Portland Museum of Cremona, Italy