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Jacek Malczewski - knight of the Krakow Art Nouveau
Exhibition August 9 − September 25, 2019
Odessa Museum of Western and Eastern Art with the participation of the Polish Consulate in Odessa and the Lviv National Art Gallery named after B. Voznitsky presents an exhibition of works Jacek Malczewski. The exposition included 27 works by the master, mainly portraits and self-portraits.
Jacek Malczewski (1854 - 1929) is a symbolist artist, one of the most famous representatives of Polish art at the beginning of the 20th century. He studied in Paris and Warsaw, where among his teachers was Jan Matejko. He often traveled to Europe, but was inspired mainly by the plots of Polish folklore and literature, and boldly interpreted by plots from mythology and the Bible.
Jacek Malczewski (1854 - 1929) is a symbolist artist, one of the most famous representatives of Polish art at the beginning of the 20th century. He studied in Paris and Warsaw, where among his teachers was Jan Matejko. He often traveled to Europe, but was inspired mainly by the plots of Polish folklore and literature, and boldly interpreted by plots from mythology and the Bible.
