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B1ENK0WSKI ! BIESZCZANIN
32.
Controlled Conversation, 1982
From the cycle: Martial Earu
Acrylic, sand mounted on canvas, 99 * 130
Signed and dated bottom right: A i K I B 32.;
on the reverse the inscription: A I KI
B1ENKOWSK1 y. 32 "Controlled Conuer-
sation" Acrylic 130 * 93cm top The cycle
"Martial Fare" -20-
Inv. no MNK M-b-3348
Purchased from the author (from the MKiS
funds) in 1986
The martial law, introduced in Poland on the night of
12/13 December 1981 by the authorities of the Polish
People's Republic, confirmed by the decree of the State
Council and administered by the newly created Military
Council of National Rescue, headed by General Wojciech
Jaruzelski, was officially motivated by the threat of the
coup by "enemy forces" gathered in "Solidarity". Over
five thousand persons were interned, the activity of many
public organizations and trade unions was suspended,
correspondence and telephone conversations were
controlled and censored. Strikes were stifled by the
ZOMO (militia) and the army, and various repressions
were used. The martial law was suspended on 2H
December 1982 and repealed on 22^ July 1983, but
a part of the repressive legislation remained in force.
Mieczysiaw BIESZCZANIN SK
Tarnopol 1910 - Cracow 1968
In the years 1933-1938 he studied at the Cracow Academy of Fine Arts under Wladyslaw Jarocki,
Ignacy Pienkowski and Stanislaw Kamocki; he attended the Academy also in 1944-1945.
He was a landscapist.
33.
Landscape with a River, 1951
Oil on canvas, 70 * 100
Signed and dated bottom right: Mieczysfaw
Bieszczanin I 1951
Inv. no MNK ll-b-2909 (320 005)
The equivalent obtained from the Medical
Academy in Cracow in 1982 in place of
a missing exhibit once lent to the Academy
34.
Orchard 1957
Oil on canvas, 75 * 84
Signed and dated bottom right: Mieczysfauj
Bieszczanin I 1957
Inv. no MNK ll-b-2910 (320 006)
The equivalent obtained from the Medical
Academy in Cracow in 1982 in place of
a missing exhibit once lent to the Academy
B1ENK0WSKI ! BIESZCZANIN
32.
Controlled Conversation, 1982
From the cycle: Martial Earu
Acrylic, sand mounted on canvas, 99 * 130
Signed and dated bottom right: A i K I B 32.;
on the reverse the inscription: A I KI
B1ENKOWSK1 y. 32 "Controlled Conuer-
sation" Acrylic 130 * 93cm top The cycle
"Martial Fare" -20-
Inv. no MNK M-b-3348
Purchased from the author (from the MKiS
funds) in 1986
The martial law, introduced in Poland on the night of
12/13 December 1981 by the authorities of the Polish
People's Republic, confirmed by the decree of the State
Council and administered by the newly created Military
Council of National Rescue, headed by General Wojciech
Jaruzelski, was officially motivated by the threat of the
coup by "enemy forces" gathered in "Solidarity". Over
five thousand persons were interned, the activity of many
public organizations and trade unions was suspended,
correspondence and telephone conversations were
controlled and censored. Strikes were stifled by the
ZOMO (militia) and the army, and various repressions
were used. The martial law was suspended on 2H
December 1982 and repealed on 22^ July 1983, but
a part of the repressive legislation remained in force.
Mieczysiaw BIESZCZANIN SK
Tarnopol 1910 - Cracow 1968
In the years 1933-1938 he studied at the Cracow Academy of Fine Arts under Wladyslaw Jarocki,
Ignacy Pienkowski and Stanislaw Kamocki; he attended the Academy also in 1944-1945.
He was a landscapist.
33.
Landscape with a River, 1951
Oil on canvas, 70 * 100
Signed and dated bottom right: Mieczysfaw
Bieszczanin I 1951
Inv. no MNK ll-b-2909 (320 005)
The equivalent obtained from the Medical
Academy in Cracow in 1982 in place of
a missing exhibit once lent to the Academy
34.
Orchard 1957
Oil on canvas, 75 * 84
Signed and dated bottom right: Mieczysfauj
Bieszczanin I 1957
Inv. no MNK ll-b-2910 (320 006)
The equivalent obtained from the Medical
Academy in Cracow in 1982 in place of
a missing exhibit once lent to the Academy