Konarska Janina, Port [Marseille], color woodcut, 1930

Original color woodcut, p.t. Port, printed description under the engraving: Color woodcut. Janina Konarska. Dimensions of the graphic 20.6 x17.1 cm, on a sheet 33.5 x 23.7. Figure published as a graphic insert to the magazine Plastyka, R.1. N.1, June 1930, offered with a complete issue of the same magazine. Graphic in very good condition, the magazine tattered, cover soiled with spots, spine cracked.

In the weekly "Literary News" No. 14 of 1930, a reproduction of this woodcut, with the title "Marseilles".

Janina Konarska - Slonimska (1900-1975) - painter, graphic artist and illustrator. Favorite pupil of Wladyslaw Skoczylas, co-founder of the Association of Polish Graphic Artists "Ryt", winner of international graphic competitions (including a silver medal in the Olympic Art and Literature Competition at the Los Angeles Olympics, 1932). In 1934 she married Antoni Slonimsky and limited her artistic activities, focusing on her husband.