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Henryk Stazewski

Henryk Stazewski (1894 - 1988) was active/lived in Poland.  Henryk Stazewski is known for Painting and sculpture.

Henryk Stazewski is a legend of avant-garde art in Poland. He studied at the School of Fine Arts in Warsaw in 1913-20. At the beginning of his career he painted still lifes. He temporarily exhibited with the "Formists" group (1922). He also took part in the New Art Exhibition in Vilnius in 1923. At that time, he created under the influence of constructivism. In addition to painting compositions, he dealt with book graphics, designed interiors, equipment, and scenography - these were mostly theoretical and studio works. Polish and international avant-garde groups with which he exhibited and collaborated as a publicist include: "Blok" (1924-26), "Praesens" (1926-30), "Cercle et Carré" (1929-31), "Abstraction-Création " (1931-39), "ar" (1932-39). He also belonged to the Advertising Graphic Artists Circle (1933-39). In 1930, he co-organized a collection of works by international avant-garde artists intended for the Lódz museum (currently the Museum of Art in Lódz). After World War II, he l   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 2801 characters.]  Artist bio

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