Painting by Jarosław Tarnowski captures the majesty of Sukiennice (Cloth Hall) in Krakow's Market Square. The artwork, rendered in 2024, brings the historic landmark to life with dynamic brushstrokes and a rich color palette. The artist masterfully balances light and shadow, highlighting the intricate architectural details of the Cloth Hall while blending them into the lively atmosphere of Krakow's central square.

The painting's dimensions give it a bold presence, ideal for anyone who appreciates cityscape art with a historical touch. Tarnowski’s use of oils allows for deep, textured tones that create both movement and depth, making the viewer feel immersed in the vibrant charm of Krakow.

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.



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