Marian Szczerbinski, STILL NATURE WITH MIMOZA FLOWERS, 1942

49,5 x 69,0 cm - pastel, paper glued on cardboard

signed p.d.: M. Szczerbiński | 1942





♣ An additional fee will be added to the Purchase Price resulting from the right of the artist and his heirs to receive remuneration in accordance with the Act of February 4, 1994 - on Copyright and Related Rights (droit de suite).

Marian Szczerbiński (1900 [?]-1981) - painter associated with the Cracow community, known mainly as the author of still lifes with flowers, painted with pastel technique. In addition, he created landscapes, city views and few portraits. In 1931, he showed ten of his watercolors depicting views of Krakow and Wawel at the Collective Exhibition of Polish Painters. His works often appear on the antiquarian market. One of his favorite motifs, often repeated by the artist, are mimosa flowers.