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prematurely deceased Andrzej Wroblewski, whose poignant art is
largely an attempt to define human existence and a personal
exorcism of the ghosts of the last war.
During the last decades, the most representative exponents of
Cracow painting were artists who formerly belonged to the
Young Artists Group. Each of them followed his own, often
tortuous, path from Brzozowski’s expressionism through Mi-
kulski’s and Tchorzewski’s surrealism, to Tadeusz Kantor’s sub-
sequent phases of artistic evolution, which culminated in the
performances of his “Cricot 2” theatre.
largely an attempt to define human existence and a personal
exorcism of the ghosts of the last war.
During the last decades, the most representative exponents of
Cracow painting were artists who formerly belonged to the
Young Artists Group. Each of them followed his own, often
tortuous, path from Brzozowski’s expressionism through Mi-
kulski’s and Tchorzewski’s surrealism, to Tadeusz Kantor’s sub-
sequent phases of artistic evolution, which culminated in the
performances of his “Cricot 2” theatre.