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Among the clouds, there are platforms taken from the details of Warsaw buildings, such as the Legia Stadium, the Central Railway Station or the buildings of the parliament. They are stacked with elements characteristic of the city landscape.

The painting was made for a charity auction supporting Ukraine during the war. It shows the important buildings of Kiev and Warsaw. The capitals were connected by a bridge on which we will find people protesting against the presence of the aggressor in Ukraine. The banners have a slogan quoting the responses of the defenders of the famous Serpent Island to the Russians' call to surrender.

The painting was commissioned by the Polish Consulate after the exhibition organized as part of the Chengdu Europe Culture Season as a gift for the regional authorities. It presents Chinese and Polish buildings: from Łódź, Kraków and Warsaw.

The distant panorama of Warsaw, buildings from the Plac Trzech Krzyży and the Old Town can be seen on the curled wave.

We get off the red tram at the gateway taken from the socialist realism buildings of the Constitution Square. Above it, there are a number of Warsaw buildings bathed in the light of a winter evening. The colors of the sky create the winter atmosphere of the moment just after sunset.

Next to the old town houses there is a church from Trzech Krzyży Square, Palm and one of the BUW buildings. Below we find the Royal Castle and the tower enclosing the intimate Kubusia Puchatka Street. The picture was painted for the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity auction.

On the balloons, we can find buildings taken from the Old Town. In addition to typical tenement houses, one can find the tower of the Royal Castle, the Church of St. Anna and Jesuits.

Characteristic city scenes set on Warsaw's bridges.

The painting includes the Legia stadium and Warsaw, so the name of the work is Legia Warsaw.

The work was prepared as a cover for a radio play published by RDC radio entitled "The Morality of  Mrs. Dulska" starring Barbara Krafftówna and Franciszek Pieczka, directed by Aleksandra Głogowska. It presents a tenement house in Lviv in which something disturbing is happening. There are main characters on the levitating windows: Aniela, Felicjan, Hesa and Mela, Hanka and Zbyszek. High Castle namely the Union of Lublin Mound dominates in the background.

Among the green hills one can find the Warsaw Cathedral in its historical form and the church from Wilson Square surrounded by small-town buildings.

A selective collection of Warsaw places arranged on both banks of the Vistula river. A variety of colors, places and attractions.

The clash of the old and the present of Wola district. In addition to the brick rotundas that were used as gas tanks, the picture also features old grain storehouses. Contemporary buildings are mainly the office towers of the Daszyńskiego roundabout.

The charms of Krakow, this time arranged around the Bernatka footbridge with sculptures by Jerzy Kędziora.

The view at the green district above Elsterska street. In the central place one can find PROM Kultury.

The famous Warsaw axis is emphasized by the colonnade of the Saski Palace.

The artwork was auctioned off at the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity auction in 2021.

The corner of Żurawia and Bracka Streets as seen from above Trzech Krzyży Square. Next, a grid of downtown streets and the towers of the Warsaw Center.

An important meeting between the townhouses.

A subjective review of Krakow's charms. On the pedestal, King Jagiełło gave way to the oldest inhabitant of the city.

The painting is a collage of characteristic Warsaw ingredients. What you can find here - the Vistula River, boulevards full of people, the towering buildings of the Old Town with the Royal Castle, the Archcathedral, and old and modern high-rises. The view has been completed with completely new skyscrapers, which do not even exist in plans, much higher than those of today.

Rising above the roofs of the city center, the dome of the church, which underwent so many changes during the post-war reconstruction is connected with modern skyscrapers. In the foreground, there is the Dmuszewski's townhouse from the Theater Square. The building has also significantly changed its form.

The towers of Downtown seen from the north, in the foreground the buildings of Powiśle and the neo-Gothic Evangelical-Reformed parish church. On the roofs, we can see people with lanterns and their urban nightlife.

The combination of expressive dominants and characteristic townhouses of three important centers: Tri-City, Warsaw, and Krakow.

The square in its pre-war version, full of regular quarters of even, urban buildings. An element that does not match the convention was literally pressed into the dense tissue. The Palace of Culture was located exactly in its present location together with its extensive ground floor.

The most beautiful Warsaw townhouses located above the roofs of the dense downtown, in the background a panorama of skyscrapers. A picture full of people using the city as a place to spend free time, socialize and have fun.

The most spectacular frontage of Warsaw houses. Instead of unfriendly multilane highway, the work presents a green park.

One of the squares of Warsaw Stanisławowska axis. A place with a unique atmosphere, full of magic.

Trams in the old town scenery of small, modest houses.

Former, spectacular townhouses, such as the building of the Insurance Company Russia, are slowly becoming something completely unreal. Fewer and fewer people remember them from times when they could actually be seen and in the pictures, they look like they were from a completely different world...

An essential element of Warsaw's identity. Red, speeding, urban.

The watercolor shows Krakowskie Przedmieście just before the war. On the right, we can see the tall townhouses that have not survived. 

The first work of the series, painted as a wedding gift for friends, depicts the favorite spider of the bride and groom in an urban context. In the third plan, Peter Cook's walking cities can be seen.