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NOWOTARSKI I OBERLANDER

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940.
Wall, 1968
Temp, and oil on canvas, 50.5 * 60.5
Signed top left: NoLuotarsk; R.; on the reverse
the inscription: Nonjotarsk; R Zabrze
ul. Sobieskiego 3q/47
Inv. no MNK II-b-3019 (321 132)
Purchased from the author in 1983


941.
Blues III, 1970
(Blue Train; Silesian Blues)
Tempera, wax, canvas, 95 * 120
Signed top teft: Nowotarski R.; on the reverse
the inscription: Nowofarski Roman Zabrze,
uk Sobieskiego Sg/47 title Bines IT
Inv. no MNK H-b-3022 (321 135)
Purchased from the author in 1983


942.
Blues II, 1975
(Courtyard)
Tempera, oit and acrylic on canvas, 95 * 120
Signed bottom teft: Nowotarski R.
tnv. no MNK I!-b-3021 (321 135)
Purchased from the author in 1983

Marek OBERLANDER BM
Szczerzec near Lvov 1922 - Nice 1978
tn the years 1939-1943 he served in the Red Army on the Soviet territory. From 1948 he studied
at the Warsaw Academy of Fine Arts under the guidance of Artur Nacht-Samborski, Ateksander
Rafatowski and Marek Wtodarski (diptoma in 1953). He was a co-organizer of the Att-Potish
Exhibition of Young Ptastic Artists "Against War, Against Fascism" in the Varsovian Arsenat in
1955. In 1963 he settled down in France.
He took up the theme of southern landscape and drew inspiration from music, which might have
been a reaction to the stamp of his traumatic wartime experiences.
943.
Silhouette I, 1964
Oil on canvas, 117 * 73.2
Signed and dated on the reverse: 64 I
OBERLANDER
Inv. no MNK II-b-3018 (321 125)
Purchased from Maciej Szybist in 1983