Wladyslaw Garnik Socrates Mixed Media Drawing 1991 Polish Art

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Wladyslaw Garnik Socrates Mixed Media Drawing 1991 Polish Art

This masterpiece, titled "Socrates," is a mixed technique drawing on cardboard created by the renowned Polish artist Wladyslaw Garnik. Signed and dated in 1991, this piece encapsulates the essence of contemporary art and classical philosophy.

Wladyslaw Garnik, known for his ability to blend traditional artistic styles with modern techniques, has crafted a visually captivating representation of Socrates. The piece is characterized by its soft tones and rich textures that highlight the meticulous details of the drawing.

The use of charcoal, colored pencil and chalk allows for exceptional depth and contrast in the work. The characters seem to come to life through the intense shadows and luminous reflections that Garnik has masterfully captured.

"Socrates" is a piece of the early history of this established painter and sculptor. Every stroke, every shadow reflects the artist's passion for exploring profound philosophical themes through the visual medium.

This drawing by Garnik, born in 1937, is a valuable addition to any art and antique collection. The artistic and historical value of this piece in the context of the Polish artist's production and its aesthetic beauty is a source of inspiration for any art lover.

Wladyslaw Garnik's work has been the subject of numerous exhibitions and acclaimed by both critics and the public. His ability to create paintings and sculptures that are both visually impressive and intellectually stimulating makes him one of the most important artists of his generation.

"Socrates" is a masterpiece of contemporary art that combines classical philosophy with modern aesthetics. Every stroke and shadow reflects the artist's passion for exploring deep themes through the visual medium. It was part of the collection of Robert M. Shipley, the U.S. commercial consul in various European countries during the 1990s. A great enthusiast of art and antiques, Mr. Shipley created a significant collection of these objects, which traveled with him to the United States when he retired from government work. This work was a valuable addition to his collection and can now become part of yours, adding to it more artistic and historical value.