Adam Wydra (b.1953) made his first attempts at sculpting in 1974. He makes colorful, polychrome group sculptures, bas-reliefs and single figures of sacred and secular themes related to village life. He willingly participates in open-air sculpture workshops and competitions, and his works are in the collections of museums in Warsaw, Cracow, Lublin, Łuków and Wola Gułowska, as well as many collections abroad. In 1985, he received the Stanislaw Wyspianski Youth Art Prize awarded by the Council of Ministers, and in 2011. Gold Cross of Merit. Since 2012, he has been mentoring young sculptors at the nursery in Wola Gułowska.
1978, Height 38 cm, Width approx. 25 cm
