The Polish Connection
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16 June – 27 September 2009
In 1790 the last King of Poland commissioned two art dealers,
who later became the Founders of Dulwich Picture Gallery, to buy a
collection of paintings as Poland’s national collection. His
idea to start a Polish national collection is now the inspiration
for a major new work by Antoni Malinowski, the distinguished
London-based Polish artist, linking Dulwich Picture Gallery and
Warsaw's Royal Castle.
Malinowski’s work is a meditation on light, colour, painting and
the enduring significance of ephemeral gestures, and will be both
inside and outside the Gallery.
To contrast the old and the new, a group of the most important
state portraits of the King of Poland will be on loan from
Warsaw.
Tickets: In person at the
gallery. Full: £5 /
Concessions(unemployed, disabled, students) :
£4 / Children: free
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Read a profile of Antoni
Malinowski and his work
Attend the Director's
Lecture
Read Ian Dejardin's Polish Connection article
- Dulwich
OnView
Preparing for the Polish Connection including video
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Dulwich OnView
InView article
and interview with Antoni Malinowski
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