Inner Portraits
Jillian Stone
Michele J. Hale
Inner Portraits
Jillian Stone
Michele J. Hale
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208 PAGESENGLISH
A collection of Stanslav Szukalski's portraiture works,
including essays and background on many of the
artworks.
Inner Portraits provides a major survey of Szukalski's
work as draftsman, painter, and sculptor.
This is a new edition: upgraded, expanded, and newly
re-designed. Many images and texts in this edition have
never been published before.
Stanislav Szukalski (1893 1987) was an artist,
anthropologist, and member of Chicago's artistic elite
during the 1920s who spent his last years in obscurity.
Today he is remembered for his political and scientific
views and his brilliant sculptures.
Highly regarded in both the US and Poland between the
World Wars, he lapsed into obscurity, living and working “America's Cultural Siberia” (Southern California) until comic art collector Glenn Bray rediscovered him in 1973.
Szukalski is now the subject of the critically acclaimed 2018 Netflix documentary Struggle: The Life and Lost Art of Szukalski directed by Irek Dobrowolski and produced by Leonard DiCaprio.
including essays and background on many of the
artworks.
Inner Portraits provides a major survey of Szukalski's
work as draftsman, painter, and sculptor.
This is a new edition: upgraded, expanded, and newly
re-designed. Many images and texts in this edition have
never been published before.
Stanislav Szukalski (1893 1987) was an artist,
anthropologist, and member of Chicago's artistic elite
during the 1920s who spent his last years in obscurity.
Today he is remembered for his political and scientific
views and his brilliant sculptures.
Highly regarded in both the US and Poland between the
World Wars, he lapsed into obscurity, living and working “America's Cultural Siberia” (Southern California) until comic art collector Glenn Bray rediscovered him in 1973.
Szukalski is now the subject of the critically acclaimed 2018 Netflix documentary Struggle: The Life and Lost Art of Szukalski directed by Irek Dobrowolski and produced by Leonard DiCaprio.
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- Published date: Oct 15, 2020
- Language: English
- No. of Pages: 208
- Publisher: Last Gasp
- ISBN: 9780867198799
- Dimensions: 8.5" W x 0.5" L x 9.5" H
"The directness of Szukalski's work cut like a surgical knife into my psyche and released emotions I never knew existed. Every piece seems to overflow with conviction and information" – Danny Carey, drummer TOOL
"Like some artistic Superman, Szukalski had the power to beam through his subject's skin, muscle, bone, and brain and pull out their naked soul for closer inspection. These inner portraits reveal an awesome talent." – Edwin Pouncey, co-editor of Montague Summers: Antinous and Other Poems
"Like some artistic Superman, Szukalski had the power to beam through his subject's skin, muscle, bone, and brain and pull out their naked soul for closer inspection. These inner portraits reveal an awesome talent." – Edwin Pouncey, co-editor of Montague Summers: Antinous and Other Poems
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