The Lebenstein code

Jan Lebenstein

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Състояние:: Много добро
Забележка:: Дребни забележки.
Език:: Английски
Наличност:: 1 бр.

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Издателство:: Institute of National Remembrance
Град на издаване:: Warszawa
Година:: 2010 г.
Език:: Английски
Страници:: 184
Корици:: Твърди
Категория:: Изкуства и науки за изкуствата

The Lebenstein Code. Poland during the Twentieth Century. Along the Traces of Drawings by Jan Lebenstein. Warsaw, 2010, 176 pages The album contains more than 150 drawings by Jan Lebenstein, which are presented in the following chapters on the artist's life and work: 1. Second World War - First Drawings 2. Poland - Post-war Years 3. Poland - Axial Figures 4. Paris - Political Caricature 5. Pallotines - Stained Glass 6. Orwell - Animal Farm 7. Absurdities of the People's Republic of Poland - March ‘68 8. Martial Law - WRONa 9. Experience of Two Totalitarianisms - The Book of Job and The Apocalypse 10. Return to the Roots - Sarmatia Jan Lebenstein was born in 1930 in Brest and died in 1999 in Cracow. He was a painter, graphic artist and illustrator. He graduated from the State Art High School in Warsaw. Lebenstein studied painting at the Warsaw Academy of Fine Arts where his teachers were Artur Nacht-Samborski and Eugeniusz Eibisch. He made his debut at the Warsaw Arsenał gallery in 1955. A year later he joined the Theatre on Tarczyńska Street, based in his own apartment and led by Miron Białoszewski. Also there his first solo exhibition was presented. Since 1959 he had lived in Paris, where he received Grand Prix at the first Youth Biennale in Paris.