Artur Sudak (1965) - Moby Dick
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Artur Sudak (b. 1965), Moby Dick, oil on canvas, 50 × 70 cm, original edition, signed by the artist, created in 2026, Poland, in perfect condition, depicting a landscape with a large gentle whale.
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Moby Dick is a poetic, warm, and nostalgic interpretation of a well-known sea tale. The central point of the composition is a great, gentle whale rising in a misty, turquoise sky. On the edge of a cliff, a small girl runs in a vivid, red coat, holding in her hands luminous, golden threads connected with bioluminescent jellyfish emerging from inside the whale. In the background, on the calm surface of the ocean, the silhouette of an old sailing ship appears. The artist builds a distinctive mood through a masterful contrast between energetic red and deep, cool shades of blue and sea green.
Signature: Fully original work, signed by the artist in the left bottom corner (Sudak '26).
– Technique: oil on canvas
– Dimensions: 50 × 70 cm
– Signed by the artist
– Condition: new, ready to hang
About the artist – Artur Sudak
Born in 1965. Painter, self-taught, graphic artist.
He completed the Curso Práctico de Dibujo y Pintura Larousse painting and drawing course. He works in many styles, but especially close to realist painting, romanticism, and the aesthetics of classical inspired by the tradition of École des Beaux-Arts.
He has over 2000 paintings to his name, mainly in private collections in Poland and abroad.
Selected exhibitions:
2019 – solo exhibition at the Bolków Castle Museum
May 2022 – plein air painting exhibition, Wilanów Culture Centre
February 2023 – opening of the exhibition “Nothing about myself, i.e., sur-realism, alla prima,” Wilanów Culture Centre, Warsaw
Packing and shipping
The painting will be carefully packed for transport:
:
secured in a sturdy cardboard box.
A certificate of authenticity will be included with the shipment.
Seller's Story
Born in 1965, he is a self-taught painter and graphic artist. He completed the "Curso Practico de Dibujo Pintura Larousse" course in painting and drawing. He works in all possible styles, with a particular fascination for realistic painting and Romanticism. He seeks traces of the School of Fine Arts, "École des Beaux-Arts." A burgeoning artistic talent, as evidenced by a portfolio of over 2,000 paintings. The artist's works are recognized both domestically and internationally and are primarily sold to private collections.
In recent years, several exhibitions have taken place, including:
In 2019, a solo exhibition was held at the Bolków Castle Museum.
An open-air painting exhibition by Artur Sudak at the Wilanów Art Center in May 2022.
The vernissage of the exhibition "Nothing About Myself, or Sur-realism, Alla Prima" at the Wilanów Art Center, Warsaw, February 2023.
For more about me and my work, visit my website (address provided on the stamp).
Translated by Google TranslateMoby Dick is a poetic, warm, and nostalgic interpretation of a well-known sea tale. The central point of the composition is a great, gentle whale rising in a misty, turquoise sky. On the edge of a cliff, a small girl runs in a vivid, red coat, holding in her hands luminous, golden threads connected with bioluminescent jellyfish emerging from inside the whale. In the background, on the calm surface of the ocean, the silhouette of an old sailing ship appears. The artist builds a distinctive mood through a masterful contrast between energetic red and deep, cool shades of blue and sea green.
Signature: Fully original work, signed by the artist in the left bottom corner (Sudak '26).
– Technique: oil on canvas
– Dimensions: 50 × 70 cm
– Signed by the artist
– Condition: new, ready to hang
About the artist – Artur Sudak
Born in 1965. Painter, self-taught, graphic artist.
He completed the Curso Práctico de Dibujo y Pintura Larousse painting and drawing course. He works in many styles, but especially close to realist painting, romanticism, and the aesthetics of classical inspired by the tradition of École des Beaux-Arts.
He has over 2000 paintings to his name, mainly in private collections in Poland and abroad.
Selected exhibitions:
2019 – solo exhibition at the Bolków Castle Museum
May 2022 – plein air painting exhibition, Wilanów Culture Centre
February 2023 – opening of the exhibition “Nothing about myself, i.e., sur-realism, alla prima,” Wilanów Culture Centre, Warsaw
Packing and shipping
The painting will be carefully packed for transport:
:
secured in a sturdy cardboard box.
A certificate of authenticity will be included with the shipment.
Seller's Story
Born in 1965, he is a self-taught painter and graphic artist. He completed the "Curso Practico de Dibujo Pintura Larousse" course in painting and drawing. He works in all possible styles, with a particular fascination for realistic painting and Romanticism. He seeks traces of the School of Fine Arts, "École des Beaux-Arts." A burgeoning artistic talent, as evidenced by a portfolio of over 2,000 paintings. The artist's works are recognized both domestically and internationally and are primarily sold to private collections.
In recent years, several exhibitions have taken place, including:
In 2019, a solo exhibition was held at the Bolków Castle Museum.
An open-air painting exhibition by Artur Sudak at the Wilanów Art Center in May 2022.
The vernissage of the exhibition "Nothing About Myself, or Sur-realism, Alla Prima" at the Wilanów Art Center, Warsaw, February 2023.
For more about me and my work, visit my website (address provided on the stamp).
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Artist
Artur Sudak (1965)
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Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Moby Dick
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Poland
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
70 cm
Width
50 cm
Depiction/theme
Landscape
Style
Expressionism
Period
2020+
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