Zbysław Marek Maciejewski. Self-portrait, impatience, ecstasy

March 18, 2011 - May 21, 2011

Zbysław Marek Maciejewski (1946-1999), painter, draughtsman, graphic artist, professor at the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków, was among the best known Polish artists of the 1980s and 1990s. Admired for his virtuosity, a realist interested in man and nature, he regarded himself as an inheritor of Polish Colourism and Art Nouveau whose style he continued and developed with panache and creativity. His art was appreciated by viewers, critics, and collectors alike.

The exhibition staged at the aTAK Gallery focuses on the least known but fruitful early period of his career (1970-1975) when his style blossomed into splendid maturity. The exhibition features works from private and museum collections: figural compositions, self-portraits, and portraits of the artist's friends (Krystian Lupa, among others).

• Ferdynand H. on the beach, 1977 Ferdynand H. on the beach, 1977
• Teresa’s Ecstasy I, 1974 Teresa’s Ecstasy I, 1974
• Jump into the Water with Rainbow, 1973 Jump into the Water with Rainbow, 1973
• Do You Like Hazelnuts, 1973 Do You Like Hazelnuts, 1973
• Three Graces, 1971 Three Graces, 1971
• The Armchair, 1971 The Armchair, 1971
• The Nude at the Studio, 1969 The Nude at the Studio, 1969
• JKK – The Impatience II, 1973 JKK – The Impatience II, 1973
• The Deckchair, 1972 The Deckchair, 1972
• Peonies – Portrait of Revolutionaries I, 1971 Peonies – Portrait of Revolutionaries I, 1971
• The Beach, 1971 The Beach, 1971
• Three Graces (sketch), 1970 Three Graces (sketch), 1970
• JKK – The Impatience I, 1972 JKK – The Impatience I, 1972
• Study to Peonies – Portrait of Revolutionaries, 1971 Study to Peonies – Portrait of Revolutionaries, 1971
• Studium do The Armchair, 1971 Studium do The Armchair, 1971
• Study to Peonies – Portrait of Revolutionaries, 1971 Study to Peonies – Portrait of Revolutionaries, 1971
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