Artur Sudak - Lost City

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Artur Sudak’s signed original oil painting Lost City (2026) depicts a futuristic city emerging from mist above a turquoise ocean.

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The Lost City is a painter's tale about long-forgotten, advanced civilizations and the majesty of nature. The central point of the square composition is a colossal, futuristic metropolis with slender spires and illuminated floors, emerging from the mist just above the turbulent turquoise ocean waves. The frame is closed on the left by a dark rocky wall, which gives the whole scene depth and makes the observer feel like an explorer of unknown lands. The painting captivates with an exquisite palette of colors—from sea emeralds and blues to the golden hues of light breaking through the clouds.

Born in 1965. A painter, self-taught artist, graphic designer.
He completed the Curso Práctico de Dibujo y Pintura Larousse, a study program in painting and drawing. He works in many styles, but he is especially drawn to realist painting, Romanticism, and a classical aesthetic inspired by the École des Beaux-Arts tradition.

He has over 2000 works to his name, which are mainly in private collections in Poland and abroad.

Selected exhibitions:
2019 – solo exhibition at Bolków Castle Museum

May 2022 – outdoor painting exhibition, Wilanów Art Center

February 2023 – opening of “Nic o sobie, czyli sur-realizm, alla prima,” Wilanów Art Center, Warsaw

Packaging and shipping
The painting will be carefully packed for transport:

protected in a sturdy cardboard package.

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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The Lost City is a painter's tale about long-forgotten, advanced civilizations and the majesty of nature. The central point of the square composition is a colossal, futuristic metropolis with slender spires and illuminated floors, emerging from the mist just above the turbulent turquoise ocean waves. The frame is closed on the left by a dark rocky wall, which gives the whole scene depth and makes the observer feel like an explorer of unknown lands. The painting captivates with an exquisite palette of colors—from sea emeralds and blues to the golden hues of light breaking through the clouds.

Born in 1965. A painter, self-taught artist, graphic designer.
He completed the Curso Práctico de Dibujo y Pintura Larousse, a study program in painting and drawing. He works in many styles, but he is especially drawn to realist painting, Romanticism, and a classical aesthetic inspired by the École des Beaux-Arts tradition.

He has over 2000 works to his name, which are mainly in private collections in Poland and abroad.

Selected exhibitions:
2019 – solo exhibition at Bolków Castle Museum

May 2022 – outdoor painting exhibition, Wilanów Art Center

February 2023 – opening of “Nic o sobie, czyli sur-realizm, alla prima,” Wilanów Art Center, Warsaw

Packaging and shipping
The painting will be carefully packed for transport:

protected in a sturdy cardboard package.

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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Details

Sold with frame
No
Sold by
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Edition
Original
Artist
Artur Sudak
Title of artwork
Lost City
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
Poland
Year
2026
Colour
Blue, Brown, Multicolour, White, Yellow
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
70 cm
Width
70 cm
Depiction/theme
Mythology
Style
Contemporary
Period
2020+
PolandVerified
250
Objects sold
100%
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