MUSIAŁOWICZ HENRYK (1914-2015), Untitled from the series "Books of Life," undated.

polychrome wood, 210 x 28 x 26 cm, signed on the back of the base of the sculpture in chalk 'Musiałowicz'

Artist, painter and draughtsman, creator of spatial forms. Studied at the Faculty of Painting
Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw, under the direction of Prof. Felicjan Kowalski and prof.
Leonard Pękalski. He received his diploma in 1948.He was a member of the Association of Polish Artists
Visual Artists since 1945 and of the European Culture Association (SEC). The work of Henryk
Musialowicz is realized in long cycles, painted over the years. The most important of these are
cycles: "War against man," "Sea floor," "Animalistic landscape," "Portrait of the
Imagination," "Harnasie," "Reminiscences," "Expectation," "Family," and "Sacrum." In the 1990s.
The artist began to create three-dimensional forms. Henryk Musialowicz has exhibited his works
at more than 100 individual exhibitions and participated in about 250 exhibitions
collective exhibitions at home and abroad. The artist's works can be found in museums, as well as in numerous
significant private collections in Poland and around the world. He has been the recipient of many
prestigious awards and honors, including the Golden Gloria Artis and the Commander's Cross
Rebirth of Poland. His paintings are highly regarded by critics and are among those sought after
by the world's collectors.