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Between 1909 and 1920 Kalpokas traveled around Europe: Switzerland, Hungary, Italy. In 1914 he attempted to organize a large one-man exhibition in
Germany, but more than 120 of his paintings were lost due to World War I. After he returned to Lithuania, Kalpokas began teaching. First lecturing at
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Kalpokas' works are landscapes and portraits, but he experimented with diverse genres (still life, thematic composition, theatrical scenery, monumental painting) and techniques (oil, watercolor, tempera, fresco). Landscapes of Kalpokas are lyric. Some of them are realistic, others have
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where he spent two years as an art student. In 1890 (?) he received a bronze medal for his
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painting. In 1892 the first exhibition of
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Kalpokas was born on 31 March 1880 in the village of Miškinė, near
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166:The landscape of Switzerland (1915)
172:Portrait of Jurgis Šlapelis (1924)
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237:"Petras Kalpokas — Another View"
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157:The Golden Birch Tree (1907)
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98:still life
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