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The mini-album on the works of an accomplished poster artist, book and magazine designer, Władysław Pluta.

A selection of the most salient paintings by Józef Pankiewicz, whose works are exhibited in the largest Polish museums.

Ostoja Lniski. Posters is another mini-album in the popular series on Polish poster artists.

Jerzy Nowosielski — an accomplished painter and draughtsman. From early years, he was fascinated by the Byzantine Rite, so a lot of his works reveal the influence of icon painting techniques.

Myjak. Sculpture commences a new mini-series dedicated to the most famous Polish sculptors. The first volume presents Adam Myjak, a graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw, multiple rector of his alma mater, creator of numerous statues and outdoor pieces in Poland and Germany, and theatre stage designer. 

Piotr Michałowski — painter and draughtsman, the key representative of Romanticism in Polish 19th-century art, as well as a public officer and social activist.

Grzegorz Marszałek, featured in another volume in the Poster series, is an author of posters, illustrations, drawings and graphic designs.

The mini-album contains almost 60 works by one of the most famous Polish poster artists – Lech Majewski, a student of Henryk Tomaszewski and tutor of countless young designers.

The album presents the art of Lubomir Tomaszewski, Polish sculptor, ceramic designer and teacher, living in the United States since 1966. While working at the Institute of Industrial Design in Warsaw, he was the co-author of everyday-use porcelain items, which became very popular.

Kashubian Mainstays of Paintings by Dorota Folga-Januszewska is a richly illustrated album on the output of two artists — father and son — Włodzimierz and Błażej Ostoja Lniski (the title of the album is a wordplay on their middle name Ostoja, which means a mainstay).

A mini-album on the works by Ryszard Kajzer — a poster artist, book designer and lecturer at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw, which he graduated from with the rector’s distinction in 1999.

This book introduces us to the body of work of one of the most talented, yet still relatively little known Polish artist. His artistic vision defines him as a representative of the most avant-garde trends in postwar European painting.