Pastel, paper; framed: 78 x 85 cm; in st. p-p: 45 x 53 cm;
signed l. d. M. Michalik 94'
Polish painter and graphic artist. Graduated from the High School of Fine Arts in Częstochowa.
Initially engaged in applied graphics, later devoted himself to painting,
developing his workshop independently. In 1979 he became a member of the Association of Polish
Artists and in 1987 became a member of the European Academy of Art, Knowledge and Literature in Paris.
Paris. He created still lifes in the spirit of magic realism, portraits and atmospheric
landscapes. He has participated in national and international exhibitions, including Japan,
Monaco, Austria, Sweden, Czechoslovakia, Hungary and the USA. He died tragically in a
car accident. In Czestochowa, an award named after him was established for
young painters whose winners included: Grażyna Smalej, Wojciech
Kubiak, Jaroslaw Lewera, Malgorzata Synak-Idczak, Jacek Sztuka and Bartosz Wilun.
Polish painter and graphic artist. He graduated from the Secondary School of Fine Arts in Częstochowa. Initially focused on applied graphics, he later devoted himself to painting, developing his skills independently. In 1979 he became a member of the Association of Polish Artists, and in 1987 of the European Academy of Arts, Sciences and Literature in Paris. He created still lifes in the spirit of magical realism, as well as portraits and atmospheric landscapes.
He exhibited in Poland and abroad, including in Japan, Monaco, Austria, Sweden, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, and the USA. He died tragically in a car accident. In Częstochowa, a prize for young painters was established in his name, awarded to artists such as Grażyna Smalej, Wojciech Kubiak, Jarosław Lewera, Małgorzata Synak-Idczak, Jacek Sztuka, and Bartosz Wiłun.
