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Jan Lebenstein

Jan Lebenstein (1930 - 1999) was active/lived in Poland, France.  Jan Lebenstein is known for Painting and sculpture.

A painter from Poland, Jan Lebenstein was born in 1930 in Brest Litovsk and died in 2000 in Krakow. He studied painting at Warsaw's Academy of Fine Arts (1948-54) under Artur Nacht-Samborski. He debuted in the period that preceded the post-1956 "thaw", during the "Against War, Against Fascism" Polish National Exhibition of Young Visual Arts at Warsaw's Arsenal (1955), showing a series of modest, nostalgic landscapes depicting the lackluster suburbs of Warsaw (Stary Rembertów / Old Rembertów, 1955).

Both their subject (everyday reality) and their language reflected the artist's fascination with the art of Utrillo. Within Poland, however, they constituted a distinct, independent creative style. Recognizing this, the exhibition jury awarded the artist a prize.

At this same the artist also created a series of largely unknown and uncomplicated gouaches of modest interiors (Skrzypek / The Fiddler, c. 1955). The simplified, symbol-like human figures inhabiting them annou   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 10183 characters.]  Artist bio

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