Antoni Janusz Wojnarowski, GOOLS, 2011

50,0 x 60,0 cm - oil, canvas

signed on the reverse on the canvas l.g.: ANTONI-JANUSZ | WOJNAROWSKI | GO££B | OLEJ/P£Ó£TNO | 50 x 60 CM. | 2011, middle: bound monogram AJW, next to 2011.



The painting is unframed.



Antoni Janusz Wojnarowski (Wyszogród 1946 - lives in Warsaw) Author of 20 solo exhibitions and dozens of group exhibitions at home and abroad. In 1999 he received a creative scholarship from the Pollock-Krasner Foundation in New York.

Wojnarowski is an artist who consistently follows his own creative path, a painter resistant to changing fashions in art and unwavering in his conviction of the rightness of his choices. His paintings are recognizable due to the expressiveness of the language of artistic expression. Saturated with vivid, juicy color, clearly delineating compositional divisions - they seem to affirm the joy of communing with the beauty of the world.(quoted by Maria Krawczyk)

Individual exhibitions: 2012 -Galeria DAB Warsaw; 2011 - Galeria Krytyków Pokaz Warsaw; 2008 - Galeria U Warsaw; 2005 - Galeria Art. Office Warsaw; 2004 - El Elblag Gallery; 2003 - Antheunis Axel Gallery Netherlands; 2001 - Plock City Gallery; 1998 - Olympus CEiRB Warsaw; 1997 - Ars Polona Gallery Warsaw; 1996 - Test Gallery Warsaw; 1996 Olympus CEiRB Warsaw; 1994 PLL LOT Airport VIP room Warsaw; 1994 U Gallery Warsaw; 1993 City Museum Lemgo, Germany; 1993; Test Gallery Warsaw; 1992 El El Elblag Gallery; 1992 DS Gallery. Warsaw; 1988 City Museum Mulheim/Ruhr Germany; 1987 - 3xN69 Wola Gallery Warsaw; 1983 - Essener Forum Bildener Kunstler Essen Germany; 1979 - Wola Gallery Warsaw; 1975 - Helios Club Warsaw.

Major group exhibitions: 2012- Gallery U XXX-Year Anniversary - Artists of Ursynów, 2010 - DAP Gallery Autoportret Warsaw, 2007 - DAP Gallery Konfrontacje III Warsaw; 2006 - Municipal Art Gallery VI Art Triennale Sacrum Częstochowa; 2003 - Pryzmat Gallery Krakow; 1997 - DAB Gallery Warsaw Painting Month Warsaw; 1992 - Dell Ammannati Gallery Lucca, Italy; 1990 - Metropolitan Art. Museum Tokyo, Japan; 1990 - State Gallery Kontakt 3 Kaliningrad Russia; 1983 Municipal Theater Darmstadt Germany.