Stanislaw Przewlocki.
Watercolor 52 x 42 cm.
Binding: passepartout, frame, glass.
Stanislaw Przewlocki
Born in 1953 in the Eastern Borderlands, Belarus. He has lived and worked in Wroclaw since 1973. In 1989, by the decision of the Minister of Culture and Art, he received the status of an artist painter. He is affiliated with the Association of Polish Watercolorists. He creates in all painting techniques, starting with watercolor and ending with oil. He has a very large artistic output, excellent technique, sense of light and space. The artist is also the author of unique works of art - miniature paintings, the smallest in the world. He created the world's only self-portrait created on a grain of sea sand. It was noted in the Encyclopedia , "Who is Who - Poland". The artist has had many national and international exhibitions, including in the USA, Germany, Canada, Lithuania, France, Australia, Sweden, Japan and Austria. His paintings are in the collections of art collectors around the world and also in exclusive galleries of the world. Artists about Stanislaw Przewlocki's painting: , "For me, Stanislaw Przewlocki's painting is not a painting of landscapes but a painting of moods. How many times have I succumbed to the nostalgia of his dawns or warmed my back in the reds of the setting sun. Sometimes I was taken by the urge to stand in front of the snowy cottage that came out from under the painter's brush and play a game of snowballs or soak my feet in the drowsy lake. It's strange, but I have a feeling that one day I'll be able to slip in there and head ahead along one of its forest paths. It's a bit risky, because I'm not quite sure I'd really want to return from there..." Zbigniew Niedzwiecki Ravicz (writer)
