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Our album on the work of Zdzisław Beksiński presents a wealth of facts on this extraordinary artist.

Beksiński 4 is the fourth in our album series showcasing the art of Zdzisław Beksiński. This edition features the artist’s lesser known and rarely published paintings and drawings from the archives of the Historical Museum in Sanok as well as private collections. With foreword by Wiesław Banach and Bogdan Szymanik.

The third album in our series featuring the works of Zdzisław Beksiński presents rarely reproduced paintings and drawings from the archive of the Historical Museum in Sanok as well as private collections.

Beksiński 2 album is an unusual collection of Zdzisław Beksiński works. It comprises 1970's drawings, paintings of all creative periods, and computer collages, which prove how important to Beksiński is the use of a computer with all its possibilities.

This album presents the work of the distinguished Polish artist Zdzisław Beksiński. Introductory notes by Professor Tomasz Gryglewicz and Wiesław Banach

Zdzisław Beksiński was a versatile artist. Painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, photography – at these five art genres he had been most successful and they had earned him fame.

In their sequel to the widely popular Slavic bestiary the talented duo of authors/illustrators, Paweł Zych and Witold Vargas invite the Reader to make acquaintance with yet another bunch of scary fantastic creatures, even more mysterious and less known than the beasts featured in the original book.

Nikifor (Epifaniusz Drowniak) is one of the most fascinating artists of the 20th –century  Europe: self-taught and half-illiterate, the man was as enigmatic as he was controversial. While the major part of his life was spent in grinding poverty, he gained, towards the end of his time, international recognition and had his works exhibited in some of the most prestigious art galleries in the world.

A unique album presenting the art of Zdzisław Beksiński – one of the most fascinating and intriguing modern artists. The book was published in collaboration with the Historical Museum in Sanok – the heir and promoter of the works by the master of Sanok.

Rafał Olbiński is among the most recognisable surrealist painters, whose works are characterised by abstract, sensual metaphors. The album “Olbiński. Nudes”, containing almost one hundred portraits painted by Olbiński, focuses entirely on presenting the beauty of female body.

Jan Cybis was not only a painter, but also a draughtsman, teacher, and columnist. He was the leading representative of Polish colourism in painting, also referred to as Kapism. Under the influence of and as often as Cézanne, he painted magnificent landscapes and colourful still lifes.

The new mini-album in the “Painting” series presents the artistic output of Witold Wojtkiewicz, an accomplished painter, draughtsman, and graphic designer from the Young Poland period, representative of symbolism and early expressionism, also considered the pioneer of surrealism.