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Używany - dobry
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Używany - widoczne ślady użytkowania
zagięte rogi, przyniszczona okładka, książka posiada wszystkie strony.
Józef Czapski
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Eric Karpeles, a painter and art critic from California, has sparked global interest in the works of Polish artist Józef Czapski, according to the Wall Street Journal. This captivating monograph offers a much-needed critical evaluation of Czapski, whose art is gaining fresh recognition. Karpeles illustrates how art was inseparable from Czapski's perception and existence, becoming a natural part of his life. Having lived to the age of 97, Czapski produced artworks spanning nearly every decade of the 20th century, excluding only the first. During this era of upheaval, he found solace and redemption in painting. Known for his prolific output, Czapski also meticulously documented his experiences through pencil, ink, and watercolor in his journals. While abstract art was prevalent, Czapski chose to focus on the world around him, capturing everyday life and people. His most striking pieces often feature theater patrons and art enthusiasts, emphasizing their engagement with the act of looking. This description is provided by the publisher.
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Eric Karpeles, a painter and art critic from California, has sparked global interest in the works of Polish artist Józef Czapski, according to the Wall Street Journal. This captivating monograph offers a much-needed critical evaluation of Czapski, whose art is gaining fresh recognition. Karpeles illustrates how art was inseparable from Czapski's perception and existence, becoming a natural part of his life. Having lived to the age of 97, Czapski produced artworks spanning nearly every decade of the 20th century, excluding only the first. During this era of upheaval, he found solace and redemption in painting. Known for his prolific output, Czapski also meticulously documented his experiences through pencil, ink, and watercolor in his journals. While abstract art was prevalent, Czapski chose to focus on the world around him, capturing everyday life and people. His most striking pieces often feature theater patrons and art enthusiasts, emphasizing their engagement with the act of looking. This description is provided by the publisher.
