The artist participated in the exhibition of works by students of the Warsaw School of Fine Arts in the exhibition of the Art Museum of St. Petersburg. Art critics in the press have already drawn attention to his exceptional paintings. Art critic N. Breško-Breškovskij calls Čiurlionis “the purest pantheist and symbolic sight creator”.

The first article about Čiurlionis appeared in Vilnius News (No. 123): https://www.epaveldas.lt/preview?id=C1B0004114124-1906-Birz.10

In a letter to his brother Povilas, Čiurlionis stated that he was determined to "dedicate all his past and future works to Lithuania".

He took part in a plein-air workshop organised by the school in Istebna (Austrian-ruled Priekarpatty). He spent the summer in Krynica with the Wolman family. Wrote literary "Letters to Devdurakelis". He travelled around Europe, visiting Prague, Dresden, Nuremberg, Munich and Vienna. There he explored the works by Anthony Van Dyck, Rembrandt, Arnold Böcklin.

Biography

Creative Works

1906