Eugeniusz Markowski, WITHOUT TITLE, 1991

41.0 x 31.5 cm - gouache, paper 41 x 31.5 cm (in light of passe-partout)

numerous inscriptions, monograms and numbers all over composition field, including p.d.: WARSAW | October 1991

sign. dłg. under the frame of the drawing: l.d.: E Markowski



♣ to the price auctioned, in addition to other costs, a fee will be added, resulting from the right of the artist and his heirs to receive remuneration in accordance with the Act of February 4, 1994 - on Copyright and Related Rights (droit de suite)



Eugeniusz Markowski (Warsaw, November 8, 1912 - Warsaw, February 24, 2007) studied at the Warsaw Academy of Fine Arts, receiving his diploma from Professor Tadeusz Pruszkowski in 1939. He took part in the September campaign and the defense of Warsaw. From 1940 to 1950 he was in Italy, where he was associated with the Libera Associazione Arti Figurative group and the Art Club in Rome. He was also involved in designing sets for Rome's Teatro delle Arti. He was a journalist and diplomat in Italy and Canada (1945-1955). After returning to Poland, he was director of the Office of Cultural Cooperation with Foreign Countries at the Ministry of Culture and Art (1960-1969), then lecturer and professor at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw (1969-1984). He co-worked as a stage designer with the Gdansk Opera and Warsaw theaters. In 1963 he represented Poland at the Sao Paulo Biennale and had several solo exhibitions. His expressive style of painting, directness and a certain rubbishiness of figurative representations of fights and struggles caused him to be recognized as a forerunner of the "new age" in the 1980s.