Henryk Stazewski
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Henryk Stazewski
Henryk Stazewski was a 20th century Polish abstract painter, born on April 23rd, 1893 in the city of Prusków. He studied painting in Warsaw and Kraków at the beginning of his career and later on moved to Berlin and Paris to pursue his practice further. Stazewski was highly influenced by the Cubist movement and embraced an expressionistic style characterized by dynamic compositions, bright and lively colors and a variety of texture. His works, such as Group of Four (1922), The Seine (1927) and Dialogue (1939), combine elements of Constructivism and Surrealism, reflecting the complexity of the early 20th century while also emphasizing the Polish heritage of the artist. Stazewski continued to paint until his death in 1976.
Henryk Stazewski, Polish artist, abstract painting, Cubism, Constructivism, Surrealism.
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