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Polish Independence Day

Jarosław Tarnowski , 2024

40×50 cm

Oil on canvas

Composition offers a view of the Florian Gate, prominently adorned with fluttering Polish flags in honor of Independence Day.
Tarnowski ’s use of vivid colors and dynamic brushstrokes brings the festive atmosphere to life, showcasing the joy and pride of this significant occasion.
The scene reflects the bustling energy of Kraków’s streets, where the flags symbolize the unity and spirit of the Polish people.

Artwork highlights the architectural splendor of one of Kraków ’s most iconic structures and also embodies the emotional and cultural significance of Poland’s Independence Day.

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About the author

The artist studied painting in four cities: Athens, Budapest, Kiev and Krakow.

He wrote a book about artistic techniques. Author of over 2,000 paintings that have owners on four continents. Author of painting cycles: Being, Quid est Veritas?, Apocalyptic, Academus. He conducted over 1,000 drawing and painting workshops. Member of the National Union of Artists. He usually works in the Alla prima technique - first time.

Canvas stretched on wooden frame.

Colors of the painting may slightly differ from photos due to screen settings.

Comes with a certificate of authenticity.

Will be carefully packed in bubble wrap and cardboard. Shipping with tracking number.

850zł

212€ / 170£ / 212$

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