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Grudziądz
Grudziądz is characteristic of Edward Dwurnik's dynamic and expressive work, depicting an urban landscape. The painting shows distinctive architectural elements of Grudziądz, created in vivid, saturated colors and a dynamic, energetic style. Intense brushstrokes and simplified forms create a suggestive, almost abstract view of the city that conveys its mood and atmosphere.
Portrait of the Creator
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Artist
Edward Dwurnik
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Date of birth and death
19 April 1943 – 28 October 2018
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Natinality
Poland
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Style
Figurative painting, socially aware urban landscapes, graphic art
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Significant works
Sportsmen (cycle), Road (Ten Stations of Secular Crucifixion), multiple urban-themed paintings
Information about the work
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Year:
1990
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Execution technique:
acrylic on canvas
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Location:
The painting may be in private collections or contemporary art galleries in Poland. Exact location is not publicly known.
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Theme:
The theme of the painting is the city of Grudziądz – its architecture, urban space, and specific character. Dwurnik focuses on capturing the energy and rhythm of urban life through expressive forms and colors.
Internal Narrative and Creative Framework
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Inner Narrative
The painting invites reflection on urban space as a living organism full of dynamics and changeability. Dwurnik's style depicts the city not as a static landscape but as a pulsating, vibrant space filled with emotions and contrasts.
The key to interpreting the work
The work should be interpreted through the prism of expression and painterly energy, paying attention to simplified forms and vivid colors that create rhythm and dynamics in the composition. "Grudziądz" is a story about the city seen through the artist's eyes, combining realism with abstraction, inviting the viewer to personal reception and emotional contact with urban space.See other works by this artist
Interrogation in Cafe Mozaika from the Sportsmen series, 1983
- Artist: Edward Dwurnik
- Year: 1983
