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Tadeusz Gronowski (1894 Warsaw - 1990 Warsaw), "Composition XX b", 1968

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Estimations: 5 700 - 7 979 EUR

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Dimensions: 110 x 82,5 cm

Origin
Purchase from the artist's family, 2018

Exhibited
"Tadeusz Gronowski. Exhibition of works from 1945-72," Zachęta National Gallery of Art, Warsaw, May 1972

Literature
Tadeusz Gronowski. Exhibition of works from 1945-72, exhibition catalogue, Zachęta National Gallery of Art, Warsaw, May 1972, item no. 14

Biography
Graphic artist, painter and illustrator. In 1917-25 he studied at the Faculty of Architecture at the Warsaw University of Technology. He studied painting techniques at the École Supérieur des Beaux-Arts in Paris. As a graphic designer, he collaborated with magazines, including "Skamander" (from 1920) and "Życie Literackie" (from 1924). He designed advertisements for many companies, including Wedel and Orbis. His advertising placards are excellent examples of the art deco style. In his paintings of the late 1950s, he referred to the aesthetics of Cubism. In the late 1960s, he created abstract, geometric compositions.

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Contemporary Art. Op-Art and Geometric Abstraction | Canon of Opposition.

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07 December 2023

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5 700 - 7 979 EUR

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DESA Unicum

Contemporary Art. Op-Art and Geometric Abstraction | Canon of Opposition.

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07 December 2023

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