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Czapski. Painting
Józef Czapski (1896–1993) – writer, columnist, art critic, painter, and draughtsman, co-founder of the Parisian monthly “Kultura”, an icon of the Polish intelligentsia in exile. At first, he filled his paintings with colour, following the aesthetics of the Kapists; then – intrigued by expressionism and branded with war experiences – he turned his focus to the tragedy of individuals functioning in dull reality.
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- Translation
- Anna Basara
- Description
- Stefania Krzysztofowicz-Kozakowska
- Graphic design
- Władysław Pluta
- Graphic design
- Jakub Kinel
- Pages
- 64
- Number of images
- 57
- ISBN
- 978-83-7576-617-2
- EAN
- 9788375766172
- Binding
- Hardcover
- Year of publication
- 2022
- Language
- Polish-English
Józef Czapski (1896–1993) – writer, columnist, art critic, painter, and draughtsman, co-founder of the Parisian monthly “Kultura”, an icon of the Polish intelligentsia in exile. At first, he filled his paintings with colour, following the aesthetics of the Kapists; then – intrigued by expressionism and branded with war experiences – he turned his focus to the tragedy of individuals functioning in dull reality. The artist also made a name for himself by the use of framing in his paintings and deforming the figures in them. The mini-album contains such well-known works as Train de banlieue (Suburban Train) and Pologne (Poland).
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Józef Czapski (1896–1993) – writer, columnist, art critic, painter, and draughtsman, co-founder of the Parisian monthly “Kultura”, an icon of the Polish intelligentsia in exile. At first, he filled his paintings with colour, following the aesthetics of the Kapists; then – intrigued by expressionism and branded with war experiences – he turned his focus to the tragedy of individuals functioning in dull reality.