Paul Miracovci

A quiet observer of everyday scenes, this printmaker built their practice around views of towns and roads in the 1960s–70s. Their Peisaj shows an empty road slicing past a few low houses under a flat sky, the buildings reduced to simple geometric shapes and muted colors. The print’s spare lines and cool palette place it in a tradition of straightforward, almost architectural landscapes that favored mood over detail. To see more work from this moment, tap Peisaj or browse the Print section.