RODIN/DUNIKOWSKI. WOMAN IN SIGHT

Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of art, where sculpture and painting intertwine to reveal the beauty and complexity of the female form. The catalog "Rodin/Dunikowski. Woman in Sight" is an invitation to contemplate the works of two outstanding artists, Auguste Rodin and Xawery Dunikowski, whose works, although stylistically different, share a common theme – the woman.

• 76 objects: paintings, sculptures and drawings showing various aspects of femininity
• International cooperation: exhibition organized in cooperation with the National Museum in Warsaw and the Musée Rodin in Paris
• Two outstanding names: confrontation of the works of the master of French sculpture and the Polish artist
• Rich edition: 205 pages, paperback, year of publication 2016
• Unique perspective: analysis of female beauty through the prism of two different cultures and artistic sensibilities

The catalog is not only a documentation of the exhibition, but also a valuable source of knowledge about the work of both artists and their approach to the subject of women. It contains reproductions of works, critical essays and information about the history of the creation of individual works. It is a must for all art lovers, students of art and cultural history, and people interested in the role of women in art.

Xawery Dunikowski, a Polish sculptor and painter, is known for his expressive portraits and monumental compositions, in which he often depicted women as symbols of strength and independence. His works are characterized by a bold form and intense colors, which reflect the emotions and inner experiences of the models.

Auguste Rodin, a French sculptor, is considered one of the most outstanding artists of the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. His sculptures, such as "The Thinker" or "The Kiss", are known all over the world and are considered icons of modern art. In his works, Rodin focused on capturing human anatomy, emotions and movement, and woman was a source of inspiration and the embodiment of beauty for him.

The publication of the National Museum is not only an exhibition catalog, but above all an insightful analysis of the work of two outstanding artists who share a common theme – the woman. It is a journey through the world of art, in which beauty, emotions and history intertwine into one fascinating story.