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Edward Dwurnik, STOLEN TULIPS, 1990

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Estimations: 18 828 - 25 105 EUR
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73.0 x 54.0cm - oil, canvas

Signature p.d.: E. DWURNIK | 90



along d. edge: STOLEN TULIPS



on the reverse on canvas: 1566 | IX.549 | 1990 | E. DWURNIK | SKRADZIONE TULIPANY | NR: IX.549.1566 [in frame].





Image described:



- Edward Dwurnik. Painting. Próba retrospektywy (list of painting cycles, compiled by Pola Dwurnik), Zachęta Gallery, Warsaw 2001, item 549 (as Ubecki karawan).





♣ to the auctioned price, in addition to other costs, will be added a fee 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)


Edward Dwurnik (Radzymin 19 IV 1943 - Warsaw 28 X 2018) studied painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw (1963-1970), but cites Nikifor as his "master." It was his works, seen for the first time in 1965, that inspired the then third-year student to draw his first works in the series "Hitchhiking Journeys," which he has continued to this day. In 1972-1978, the series "Sportsmen" was created, in which were portrayed, we should add - bitingly, typical figures of the 1970s. In parallel, from 1975, the series "Workers" was created, which culminated in the period of "Solidarity" 1980-1981. For the works of this series Dwurnik received in 1981 the Art Criticism Award named after Cyprian Kamil Norwid. Cyprian Kamil Norwid Art Criticism Award, while for his paintings from the series "Warsaw" (1981), prophetically foreshadowing martial law - he received the Cultural Award of the "Solidarity" underground in 1983. In the 1980s Dwurnik's painting took on expressive and dramatic expression. The paintings created in this decade often had a political meaning, they also took on a historical costume, in one way or another referring to contemporary issues and realities. The series "Road to the East" (1989-91) commemorated the victims of Stalinism, while the series "From December to June" (1990-94) - the victims of martial law. Both the ideological and purely painterly qualities of these works brought the artist great recognition, both at home and abroad. Its expression was the prestigious award of the Coutts & Co Foundation in Zurich (1992). In the 1990s, series are created as a continuation of "Hitchhiking Journeys": "Blue Cities" (from 1993) and "Diagonals" (from 1996), as well as compositions of a new type, such as sea views (the "Blue" series, 1992-93) and the "Enumeration" series (1996-99). The artist has exhibited extensively, has had about 100 solo exhibitions in Poland and abroad, and has participated in numerous national and international exhibitions and festivals, including: the 10th Biennale of Contemporary Art, Menton 1974, Documenta 7, Kassel 1982, the 5th Biennale, Sydney 1985, the 19th Art Biennale, Sao Paulo 1987; the Olympics of Art, Seoul 1988. Parallel to painting, he practiced drawing, collage, printmaking (lithography, metal techniques, xerography, stamps) and applied graphics (illustration, posters for his own solo exhibitions).

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