Oil on canvas, dimensions: 135 x 140 cm.
The work comes from the last period of the artist's life.
Joanna Srebro (1932-2006) was an acclaimed Polish painter. She completed her artistic studies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Cracow, where she received her diploma under Professor Waclaw Taranczewski in 1962, which was crucial for the development of her artistic style.
Her artistic career already gained momentum in the 1960s, when she began to gain recognition with her abstract oil paintings. They were characterized by intense use of color and dynamic composition, often exploring themes of emotional and psychological depth. Silver's works gained popularity both in Poland and abroad, attracting the attention of critics and art lovers.
Throughout her life, she was an active member of the Polish art community, being involved in the Polish Art Society and participating in numerous exhibitions. Her works were recognized with many awards and prizes, confirming her significant contribution to the development of Polish contemporary art.
Joanna Srebro died in 2006, leaving a rich legacy as one of the most influential figures in the Polish art scene of the 20th century. Her paintings, still exhibited and appreciated, are an important part of the collection of abstract art, being a lasting testimony to her talent and passion.
