Anna Cyronek (1919 - 2008) "Linear Arrangements 22" oil/canvas, 79.5 x 110 cm signed, dated and described on the reverse: 'Anna Cyronek oil 80 x 110 on the reverse installation instructions ID: 163685 Taxes and fees - In addition to the hammer price, the successful bidder agrees to pay us a buyer's premium on the hammer prices of each lot sold. On all lots we charge 20 % of the hammer price. - To this lot we apply 'artist&s owe right' (&#xx27;droit de suite&#xi27;) fee. Royalties are calculated using a sliding scale of percentage of the hammer price. More information The art of representation limits vision to the model, while abstraction is a full freedom, the most appropriate form of art for me. Anna Cyronek-Kalinowska The art source Anna Cyronek-Kalinowska sees in the surrounding world. The constant signpost on her creative path was an experiment. Her works can be considered representative for the post-war Polish avant-garde: informel or geometric abstraction. She also flirted with the op-art, which is witnessed by the work presented. In the 1980s Cyronek-Kalinowska began to take a more lyrical form and showed inspiration with organic structures. These evolutions can be seen not as a change of course, but as a consistent extension of competence. When asked about the method of work, it answers: "I am painting a series of works in which I am exhausting the subject of light and color. For example, in the years 1981-83, I painted paintings whose form was made from black or colored points, spots and dots. (Adam Kalinowski talks with Anna Cyronek-Kalinowska and Tadeusz Kalinowski, source: https://arsenal.art.pl/exhibition/archivum2209/, access: 6.10,025).