Andrzej Malinowski, MINOTAUR, 2016

116 x 89 cm - acrylic on canvas

signed along the left edge of the canvas: ANDRZEJ MALINOWSKI
signed on the reverse: “MINOTAUR” | 2016 | PARIS | ANDREA MALINOWSKI
The painting comes with the artist’s certificate of authenticity.
The painting is framed.


Andrzej Malinowski (b. 1947) — in 1973, he graduated from the Department of Illustration at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw. Immediately afterward, he moved to Paris, where he continues to live and work. In the early stages of his career, the artist devoted himself to creating graphic art, illustrations, and posters, for which he received numerous awards and honors. He has worked for world-class film directors, including Wajda, Tarkovsky, Bertolucci, the Taviani brothers, Luc Besson (winner of the 1989 César Award for Best Poster for *The Big Blue*), and Jean-Jacques Beineix. Since 1990, he has focused exclusively on easel painting. The artist’s paintings are featured in Paris’s most prestigious galleries: Galeries Bartoux, Marciano Contemporary—Champs-Élysées, Avenue Matignon, Palais des Vagues, Saint-Paul-de-Vence, and Honfleur. At the same time, Andrzej Malinowski collaborated with the international art group Libellule and participated numerous times in exhibitions at the “Paris Salons” (Art En Capital). He was also featured in the quarterly magazine “Artysta i Sztuka” in 2020. Andrzej Malinowski’s works are part of many private collections in France, the U.S., Japan, Argentina, and Poland.