Józef Czapski Tyczyn

Józef Czapski Wydawnictwo: Thames and Hudson EAN: 9780500023044 ‘Mr. Karpeles, a California-based painter and art critic, has ignited international interest in Czapski’s artwork’ Wall Street Journal This stunning monograph, a long-overdue critical appraisal of Polish artist Józef Czapski (1896–1993), arrives at a moment when the artist’s legacy is gaining new recognition. Within these pages, author Eric Karpeles conveys how making art was so enmeshed with Czapski’s way of seeing and being in the world that it was second nature. Given that he lived into his 97th year, it’s no surprise that the artist has works dating from every decade of the 20th century but the first. As witness to the tumultuous events of that century, he found in painting ‘a refuge and a salvation’. Prolific as a painter, he was equally disciplined in recording the events of his life in pencil, ink, and watercolour in his journals. At a time when abstract art tended to dominate aesthetic discourse, he preferred to observe the world around him, to portray people going about their daily business. Some of his most compelling works depict theatre-goers and art lovers doing what they do best – looking. Podtytuł: An Apprenticeship of Looking Autorzy: Karpeles Eric, Karpinski Wojciech Język: angielski Wydawnictwo: Thames and Hudson Rok wydania: 2023 Liczba stron: 272 Oprawa: Twarda Format: 24.0x29.0cm Ciężar: 1.82 kg Typ publikacji: Książka Kategoria: Malarstwo. Rysunek. Grafika