1904 - 1943

核心信息

  • Died: 1943
  • Top 3 works: Landscape
  • Born: 1904, Saint Petersburg Governorate, Russian Empire
  • Also known as:
    • Elviine Elisabeth Mätik
    • Elviine Elisabeth Mättik
  • Copyright status: Public domain

A Life in Print and Paint

Ella Mätik was an Estonian graphic artist and painter. Born in the Saint Petersburg Governorate, she pursued her artistic education at the Pallas Art School in Tartu. During her studies, she initially focused on painting in the master studio of Ado Vabbe before transitioning her focus toward the specialized field of graphics. Her technical mastery expanded through the guidance of instructors such as Hando Mugasto, Arkadio Laigo, and Roman Vaher. By 1939, she had completed her studies at Pallas, presenting thirty-five works across various techniques.

Her artistic output included oil paintings, book illustrations, bookplates, and ex-libris. In her graphic work, she utilized techniques such as drypoint, woodcut, linocut, and aquatint. Her subject matter often featured landscapes, portraits, and depictions of rural life, including workers and villagers. Her compositions were noted for their use of light and shadow, as well as a sense of sculpturality and simplicity.

Exhibitions and Legacy

Mätik's work was featured in several exhibitions, including:

In addition to her work in fine arts, she served as a drawing teacher at the Haapsalu Gymnasium and the Tartu Commercial Gymnasium. She died in Tartu.

问答详情

在哪里可以按时间顺序欣赏 Ella Mätik 的作品?

Ella Mätik 的作品时间轴现已上线:在艺术家的 作品时间轴 页面中,所有作品均按创作日期排序。

可以按心情浏览 Ella Mätik 的作品吗?

您可以在艺术家 Ella Mätik 的 情境空间 页面上按心情浏览其作品,该页面已根据作品所传达的情绪进行了分类整理。

是否有Ella Mätik作品的3D虚拟展厅巡览?

您可以进行虚拟参观:在 Ella Mätik 的 3D 艺术展厅 页面中,您可以在三维画廊里欣赏艺术家的作品。

可以按颜色对Ella Mätik的作品进行排序吗?

您可以在Ella Mätik的色彩索引页面上按色彩探索其作品。

鉴赏力测试

每道题只有一个正确答案。

题目 1:
In which city did Ella Mätik die in 1943?
题目 2:
Which art school did Ella Mätik attend in Tartu?
题目 3:
Who was Ella Mätik's teacher in the master studio?
题目 4:
In which year did Ella Mätik change her name?
题目 5:
Which of these was a primary subject of her later works?