Marek Zbyslaw Maciejewski, City Life, Circa 1970

Description

Artist: Marek Zbyslaw Maciejewski (Polish, 1946-1999)
Title: City Life
Year: Circa 1970
Medium: Oil on canvas
Size of image: 26 … more Artist: Marek Zbyslaw Maciejewski (Polish, 1946-1999)
Title: City Life
Year: Circa 1970
Medium: Oil on canvas
Size of image: 26 x 22.25 inches
Signature: Signed lower right
Condition: Excellent
Frame: Framed in a wooden beige frame

About the artist

Zbysław Marek Maciejewski was born in1946 in Pohulanka, near Zawiercie in Poland, He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow. He obtained his diploma in 1969 in the painting studio of Wacław Taranczewski. From 1973 until his death, he taught painting at the Faculty of Graphic Arts at his alma mater. In 1989 he received the title of professor. In the 1990s he was also a professor at the European Academy of Arts in Warsaw. In his work, he drew inspiration from the art of Young Poland, Impressionism, secession and culture of the Far East. He created his own vision of the modern world. In his paintings a special place was occupied by images of children playing. From the 1980s, he often traveled to Europe, painted exotic vegetation and architecture outdoors. He considered himself and could be considered as a continuator of Polish modernism. He died in Krakow in 1999.

He studied and received his diploma at the
the Painting Faculty of Academy of Fine Arts in Cracow.
He was professor of painting there.
He participated in 105 and had 60 individual exhibitions
of painting and drawing in Poland and abroad.
Zbyslaw Marek Maciejewski is a recipient of numerous awards.
His painting became a subjects of 9 television films.
THE WORK OF ZBYSLAW MAREK MACIEJEWSKI CAN BE FOUND IN NUMEROUS MUSEUMS.
The National Museum in Cracow, Warsaw, Poznari and Szczecin.
The Art Museum in Łodź.
The Silesian Museum in Katowice.
The District Museum in:
Bydgoszcz, Olsztyn, Nock and Radom.
The Historical Museum of the City of Cracow.
The Jagiellonian University Museum, in Teatr Stary in Cracow.
Also at the Holiday Inn in Warsaw, and in many museums and private collections in Poland and abroad. less