Lars Pirak (1932–2008) - Viegles båccui






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Lars Pirak, Viegles båccui, hand signed, limited edition HC, 1990–2000, mixed technique lithograph in folk art style depicting a landscape with a reindeer; 50 × 64 cm, Sweden, sold by Gallery, in good condition.
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This colourful lithograph by Swedish-Sámi artist Lars Pirak depicts a reindeer walking through a northern landscape, surrounded by mountains, water and vegetation. The composition combines a highly detailed natural environment with a stylised, expressive depiction of the reindeer. The reflected mountains and sun in the water create a strong sense of depth and emphasise the characteristic landscape of Sápmi.
Lars Pirak (1932–2008) was a prominent Sámi artist, graphic artist and craftsman from Jokkmokk. He worked in several techniques, including painting, drawing, watercolour and graphic art, while also being highly regarded for his traditional Sámi craftsmanship.
Pirak frequently drew inspiration from Sámi culture, reindeer herding, wildlife and the landscapes of northern Sweden. The reindeer became one of his most recognisable recurring subjects, often portrayed against colourful mountain and wilderness settings.
This colourful lithograph by Swedish-Sámi artist Lars Pirak depicts a reindeer walking through a northern landscape, surrounded by mountains, water and vegetation. The composition combines a highly detailed natural environment with a stylised, expressive depiction of the reindeer. The reflected mountains and sun in the water create a strong sense of depth and emphasise the characteristic landscape of Sápmi.
Lars Pirak (1932–2008) was a prominent Sámi artist, graphic artist and craftsman from Jokkmokk. He worked in several techniques, including painting, drawing, watercolour and graphic art, while also being highly regarded for his traditional Sámi craftsmanship.
Pirak frequently drew inspiration from Sámi culture, reindeer herding, wildlife and the landscapes of northern Sweden. The reindeer became one of his most recognisable recurring subjects, often portrayed against colourful mountain and wilderness settings.
