IRSA has just published a book by Andréi Nakov concerning the painter Kazimir Malewicz. It is Nakov’s third book on the Russian Avantgarde, after „Kandinsky, the Enigma of the First Abstract Painting” and „Tatlin’s Reliefs: from Cubism to Abstraction”, published by IRSA.
On this occasion we offer a set of these three excellent books and selected issues of “Artibus et Historiae” at discounted prices.
The aim of this book is to question a certain number of anti-modernist visual and cultural prejudices. Advancing ever further in his interpretation of the artist’s œuvre, Andréi Nakov uncovers hidden layers of a creative production that shows itself to be increasingly important to our comprehension of 20th-century modernity.
The aim of the book by Andréi Nakov is to question a certain number of anti-modernist visual and cultural prejudices. Advancing ever further in his interpretation of the Malewicz’s œuvre, Andréi Nakov uncovers hidden layers of a creative production that shows itself to be increasingly important to our comprehension of 20th-century modernity.
The book by Stefania Krzysztofowicz-Kozakowska is dedicated to one of the most popular Polish academic painters in late 19th century and his monumental canvas Pieśń wieczorna [Evening song] painted in 1893.
The book by Stefania Krzysztofowicz-Kozakowska is dedicated to one of the most popular Polish academic painters in late 19th century and his monumental canvas Pieśń wieczorna [Evening song] painted in 1893.
IRSA wants to remember Professor Jan Białostocki. Therefore we want to call your attention on a set of his texts published by IRSA now on special offer.
Catalogue of paintings by Polish artist Iwo Zaniewski accompanying the exhibition held in Wison Art Center in Shanghai.
Catalogue of landscape paintings created by Beata Sarapata in 2005 and 2006. Presented works, inspired by the beauty of the mountains and the poetry written by Józef Tischner, reveal the artist’s sensitivity and her ability to analyse the details of the world aroud her and make them subjects of almost abstract colour compositions.
The present catalogue offers the first complete inventory of the artist’s drawings, dating from the late 1940s till the very last works drawn in hospital in 1973.
Catalogue of an exhibition of paintings and drawings of Witold Urbanowicz (1931–2013) – an artist for over half a century faithful to painting, one convinced that it is just “painting that always wins”.
