WANDA PAKLIKOWSKA-WINNICKA 1911-2001

Discover the fascinating journey through the work of Wanda Paklikowska-Winnicka, an outstanding Polish painter whose works were recognized in the 50s and 60s. This unique publication, published by the Museum of the Academy of Fine Arts in 2007, accompanied the artist's exhibition at Zachęta, presenting a rich collection of her works as well as memories and texts dedicated to her life and work. Immerse yourself in the world of Kapist inspirations and matter painting that defined her unique style.

• Extensive collection of reproductions presenting the diversity of the artist's work
• Memories and texts bringing closer the life and artistic path of Wanda Paklikowska-Winnicka
• Analysis of the work in the context of Kapist traditions and matter painting
• Dialogue with contemporary trends in art, showing the artist's innovation
• References to the tradition of European painting, emphasizing her erudition
• Hardcover edition, guaranteeing durability and elegance

Wanda Paklikowska-Winnicka, although forgotten for a while, returns to the pedestal thanks to this publication. Her painting, derived from the Kapist tradition, is characterized by a rich texture and intense colors. The artist conducted a dialogue with contemporary trends in art, while referring to the tradition of European painting, which makes her work extremely interesting and valuable.

This book is not only a collection of reproductions, but also a valuable historical document that allows you to better understand the artistic context of the era. The memories and texts contained in the publication shed new light on the life and work of Wanda Paklikowska-Winnicka, showing her as an extremely sensitive and talented artist. This is a must-read for all art and history lovers.

This publication is an excellent source of knowledge about the work of Wanda Paklikowska-Winnicka, allowing for a deeper understanding of her artistic searches and inspirations. Thanks to numerous reproductions and texts, the reader has the opportunity to immerse themselves in the world of her painting and rediscover her extraordinary talent. This is a position that will enrich every library and become an inspiration for future generations of artists.