Igor Talvinsky, Roses

48.0 x 36.0 cm - oil, fiberboard

Signed p.d.: Igor Talwinski

On the reverse a sticker with the number (print, pen): M15408/ | 54; in addition, on the upper border of the frame, a fragment of the artist's stamp with a facsimile of the signature.



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Igor Talwinsky (French: Igor Talwinsky, born 1907 in Warsaw, died 1983 in Paris) - Polish painter, active in France. He was mobilized in September 1939 and was taken prisoner by the Germans. After his liberation from a POW camp in 1945, he settled in Paris. There he learned the craft of painting. Beginning in 1951, he exhibited at the Paris Salon. He also presented his paintings at solo exhibitions in London and New York. He painted mainly portraits and nudes of young girls in a style similar to advertising graphics. He left numerous paintings scattered in private collections. Many of his paintings appear at painting auctions.