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CIECIERSKI ! CIOPCIO I CYBIS


118.
Rough Draft 1978
Oil on canvas, 180 * 253 (right part: 180 * 74.2;
central part: 180 * 89.3; left part: 180 * 89.5)
Signed and dated twice - right part bottom left:
7(9 C/E; left part bottom left: Cie 7<8; on the reverse
the inscription - right part: EOA/ASZ C/EC/EESK/
1978 "ROUGH DRAKE' E/GHE PARE OE EHE
ER/PEYCH 180 x 252 cm, crossed out: EEEE OE
EHED/PEYCH, 161 cm; central part: EC/EC/EESK/
1978 O/E CANVAS: 180 * 252 cm "ROUGH DRAKE'
CENERE, crossed out: DZVEZEEED; 1. part: EOMASZ
C1EC/EESK! 1978 "ROUGH DRAEE" EEEE EARE
OE EHE D/REYCH [sic.'] 180 * 252, crossed out:
E/GHE OE EHE D/REYCH, 161 cm
inv. no MNK H-K3317/l,2,3
Purchased from the author (from the MKiS funds)
in 1986

CIOPCIO see SIEM1ANOWICZ

Jan CYBIS SK
Wroblin, the Opole Silesia 1897 - Warsaw 1972
Initially (in the years 1919-1921), he studied at the Academy of Arts and Artistic Industry in
Wroclaw under Otto Muller; next (1921-1924), at the Cracow Academy in the studios of Jozef
Mehoffer, Ignacy Pienkowski and Jozef Pankiewicz. In 1924, together with the Parisian Commit-
tee, which he had co-founded, he went to Paris, to study there in the Parisian Branch of the Cra-
covian Academy. He participated in the exhibitions of the Parisian Committee painters at the
Galerie Zak and Galerie Moos in Geneva. In 1931 he returned to Poland and participated in all the
exhibitions of the Parisian Committee, of which he was the main ideologue, voicing his opinions
in the columns of "Glos Plastykow". After World War H he became a professor of the Varsovian
Academy and State College of Plastic Arts in Gdansk.