The last album in the series is a collection of lesser-known reproductions of the artist's works from 1970-2004, the best testimony to the more than thirty-year-long, extremely prolific period of his work.Īll material presented in this album came from from a various private collections, and the archives of the Historical Museum in Sanok, famous for world s largest selection of Beksinski s works. The works featured in Beksinski 3 reveal yet another side of his artistic world and have not been published in the previous two albums.

The third album in our series featuring the works of Zdzislaw Beksinski presents rarely reproduced paintings and drawings from the archive of the Historical Museum in Sanok as well as private collections. Collected works of Polish painter Zdzislaw Beksinski accompanied by several. This volume is completed by archive photographs by Zdzislaw Beksinski from a private collections, none of them which haven't been published until now. Lettered wrappers, illustrated jacket, obi. The introductions by a distinguished tenor Wieslaw Ochman, the artist's friend, and by Wieslaw Banach, the director of the Sanok History Museum in South-Eastern Poland. In addition, a computer-generated collages are also presented, which prove inside on how important to Beksinski was the use of a computer as an artistic tool, with all its possibilities.

Volume 2 comprises of Beksinski's 1970's drawings, and paintings from all of his creative periods. The albums also includes introductory notes written by professor Tomasz Gryglewicz, and Wieslaw Banach, the director of the Sanok History Museum. The volume 1 presents some of the most important paintings of acclaimed Polish visual arts visionary. Zdzisaw Beksiski Born: FebruSanok, Poland Died: FebruWarsaw, Poland Active Years: 1955 - 2005 Nationality: Polish Art Movement: Surrealism, Magic Realism Field:, sculpture, photography, drawing, digital art, graphics Wikipedia: en. Photographs such as barren lands, sad faces, skin deforms and anxiety helped him plan and draw such odd surrealist paintings. He was using the photos he had taken to help draw. Multi-language set (English and Polish) of four individually packaged, high end albums, with comprehensive selection of Zbigniew Beksiński's best artistic achievements. Beksiski made the transition from being a keen photographer to becoming a painter during the 1960s.

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