Ewa Kuryluk (b.1946), Untitled, 1973

Ewa Kuryluk, lithograph, 1973
Binding: yes, black frame with glass
Signature: handwritten in pencil l.d. Ewa Kuryluk, p.d. 2/6 (second print of six)
Dimensions: w św. p-p: 20 x 26 cm, with frame: 32.5 x 42.5 cm
Provenance: Work from private collection, friend of the artist from England

Ewa Kuryluk (b.1946) - art historian, painter, illustrator, author of art installations, essayist, writer. Graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw in 1970. She completed her studies in painting and art history in Cracow. Co-founder of the Smietanka group and the O improvement movement. Her most famous works are drawings on cotton and silk scarves, which the artist hangs and draps in various places to create unique installations. For several years the artist has also been weaving into her drawings fragments of texts, often from her prose, emphasizing the unity of all the projects she undertakes: scientific, writing and visual arts. The artist's prose achievements include two innovative novels: "Age 21 "(written in English, published in Poland in 1995) and "Grand Hotel Oriental."