ZACHĘTA x PW EDWARD DWURNIK "BŁĘKITNY" JOURNAL

Lined journal with a dedicated space for the date.

A journal is your very personal place where you can write, write and write - keep a diary, jot down your secret thoughts, plans and dreams in a completely loose form.

Each page has a space at the top for the date and a space for lined notes below.

The diary can also be used as an undated planner for those who love a daily layout or a place to write down your daily to-do list.

It also makes a perfect gift - let us know in the message to the order - we will pack it in a decorative paper.

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The covers in the Art series are adorned with artworks from the National Gallery of Art Zachęta collection.  

On your cover:  

Edward Dwurnik  

"Błękitny (Nr 1830)" (Blue, No. 1830), 1992  

Oil on canvas, 275 × 447 cm  

Zachęta – National Gallery of Art Collection  

Edward Dwurnik (1943–2018) studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw at the Departments of Painting and Sculpture (1963–1970), graduating under the supervision of Eugeniusz Eibisch (1970). Influenced by the work of Nikifor, whom he encountered in 1965, he painted works characterized by a simplified graphic form and bold, grotesque realism. These works formed extensive painting cycles, organized by the artist according to themes and motifs.  

In the 1990s, Dwurnik created a large-format series "Błękitne" (Blue), which differed from his representative figurative compositions. One of the paintings in this series, "Błękitny (Nr 1830)", depicts a seascape. The entire canvas surface is covered by waves arranged in horizontal bands. While the painting appears abstract, it presents a real scene inspired by a photograph taken during a vacation by the Baltic Sea.

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