Title: Marian Malina 1922 1985 / "1922 MARIAN MALINA 1985".
Author: [Tomasz Jura].
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Notes: Exhibition poster issued in an edition of 800 pieces for the largest exhibition of the artist's works at the Silesian Museum and Art Exhibition Office in Katowice. Publishing and printing address: DD Katowice, order BI-6/90, 800, R-7.
The Polish Neo-Avantgarde - Polish Neo-Avantgarde (JK).
- Marian Malina (28.07.1922 Sosnowiec - 28.07.1985 Sosnowiec) painter and printmaker, also a draughtsman, known mainly as an outstanding graphic artist, practiced primarily linocut, woodcut and the cellography technique he developed, less frequently also lithography and metal techniques. In 1936-1939, a student at the secondary art school in Sosnowiec (Gimnazjum Przemysłu Artystycznego), in 1945 he was admitted to the second year of the Faculty of Painting and Graphics at the Academy of Fine Arts in Cracow, from which he graduated in 1948, then assistant and assistant professor at his alma mater in the Faculty of Graphics until 1962. He quickly gained recognition, numerous awards and individual and group exhibitions
About the author: Tomasz Jura (7.07.1943 Andrychów - 30.03.2013 Katowice) graphic designer and applied artist, illustrator and poster designer, educator. Graduated from the Faculty of Graphic Arts at the Academy of Fine Arts (ASP) in Katowice (now the Academy of Fine Arts in Katowice), graduating with honors in 1968 in Prof. Tadeusz Grabowski's studio. Affiliated with his alma mater since 1968, since 1989 as a full professor. Since 1981 head of the Department of Graphic Design. He has exhibited numerous times, including at the International Biennial of Graphic Design (MBG) in Cracow, the Biennale of Polish Posters (BPP) in Katowice, the International Poster Biennial (MBP) in Warsaw and the International Triennial of Drawing (MTR) in Wroclaw. He received many awards including the Gold Medal at the 8th BPP (1979 for a cultural-advertising poster), the Silver Medal at the International Graphics Exhibition "Intergraphik" in Berlin, the T. Trepkowski Award and the "Silver Pin" twice. He was involved in graphic design, posters, satire, book, press and artistic (workshop) graphics. Author of more than 250 posters, 160 graphics and ca 2000 satirical drawings. He has collaborated with many Polish magazines
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Item in very nice condition, very slightly damaged lower margin with a few minor folds
