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Ślewiński. Painting
Władysław Ślewiński (1856–1918) — a painter, representative of post-impressionism. From 1888, he stayed in Paris, where he studied and mingled with local artists
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- Introduction
- Wiesław Banach
- Graphic design
- Władysław Pluta
- Graphic design
- Jakub Kinel
- Format
- 140 x 190 mm
- Pages
- 64
- Number of images
- 55
- ISBN
- 978-83-7576-470-3
- EAN
- 9788375764703
- Binding
- twarda
- Issue number
- I
- Year of publication
- 2020
- Language
- Polish-English
Władysław Ślewiński (1856–1918) — a painter, representative of post-impressionism. From 1888, he stayed in Paris, where he studied and mingled with local artists. He presented his works in a number of European cities, e.g. Lviv, Munich and Vienna. His art, often inspired by Paul Gauguin’s painting style, is characterised by the simplicity of essential features of objects and landscapes achieved by means of an original imaging form. Known for such paintings as “Mask and Books” (ca. 1897), “Winter Mountain Landscape” (ca. 1908), and “Country Girl in a Yellow Scarf” (ca. 1907).
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Władysław Ślewiński (1856–1918) — a painter, representative of post-impressionism. From 1888, he stayed in Paris, where he studied and mingled with local artists