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Tadeusz Jerzy Mroz

Tadeusz Jerzy Mroz (1946 - 2010) was active/lived in Poland.  Tadeusz Mroz is known for Painting.

On the website devoted to the work of Jerzy Tadeusz Mróz, you can read: Contemporary painting of Jerzy Tadeusz Mróz has evolved over the years. The artist experimented with various painting techniques, finally focusing on oil painting. The style of Jerzy Tadeusz Mróz's painting can be described as fantastic realism, there is a lot of mystery and a kind of magic in it, it shows an apparently ordinary world, which, however, differs from normality (source: https://jerzymrozgallery.pl/). Mróz's dreamy landscapes are characterized by great attention to detail, showing a creative pursuit of perfection.

The artist graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Lódz, Poland in the studio of professor Marian Jeschke in 1970. For many years of his activity, he developed a characteristic style. During 40 years of his creative activity, he took part in many exhibitions in Poland and abroad.   ...  [Displaying 902 of 2396 characters.]  Artist bio

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