DOI Artikel:
Żakiewicz, Anna: Marek Jaromski's Religious Art in the Collections of the National Museum in Warsaw
DOI Seite / Zitierlink:https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.18949#0159
Beloved Angels on the wali of the Department which he has completed in
January 2001 (ill. 1). It represents the artist’s favourite theme - angles. They
are flying quite freely surrounding a lion lying on a cloud - a symbol of
Jaromski’s patron Saint Marcus Evangelist. The painting is composed in soft
colours; silverish gray is predominant with red and yellow pigment appearing
through here and there. It is extremely light and almost transparent and
gives the painting a quality of heavenliness.
The earliest of Jaromski’s works concerned with this subject matter
in the MuseunTs collections are three Blueses for an Angel from the mid
1. Marek Jaromski,
Beloved Angels,
2000-2001,
dye (water-paint) on the woli,
280 x 222 cm,
dedicated to Anna Manicka
ond Anna Zakiewicz
(Phot. Piotr Ligier)
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January 2001 (ill. 1). It represents the artist’s favourite theme - angles. They
are flying quite freely surrounding a lion lying on a cloud - a symbol of
Jaromski’s patron Saint Marcus Evangelist. The painting is composed in soft
colours; silverish gray is predominant with red and yellow pigment appearing
through here and there. It is extremely light and almost transparent and
gives the painting a quality of heavenliness.
The earliest of Jaromski’s works concerned with this subject matter
in the MuseunTs collections are three Blueses for an Angel from the mid
1. Marek Jaromski,
Beloved Angels,
2000-2001,
dye (water-paint) on the woli,
280 x 222 cm,
dedicated to Anna Manicka
ond Anna Zakiewicz
(Phot. Piotr Ligier)
157