Love Affair with Graphics

• The exhibition Love Affair with Graphics, presented in the Main Building of the National Museum in Krakow, features works of the most prominent personages of contemporary art such as Karel Appel, Arman, Georg Baselitz, Louise Bourgeois, Sophie Calle, Allen Jones, Roberto Matta and Mimmo Paladino – artists who in their creative process applied printmaking as a medium of art. More about the exhibition >>

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  Arnulf RAINER, Robespierre 1989, rotogravure, 94/100
  FNAC Collection, deposit ©Arnulf Reiner

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  Allen JONES, from the series Shoes 1968, lithograph
  La Louvière City Collection, deposit ©Allen Jones

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  ARMAN, The Interior of Things I – Telephone 1971, lithograph, EA
  Collection CGII – inv. OE 6794 ©ADAGP

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  Kiki SMITH, Tattoo Print 1995, serigraph, 38/100
  Collection CGII ©Kiki Smith

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  Georg BASELITZ, Three Lamps 1995-1996, dry point
  La Louvière City Collection, deposit CGII © Georg Baselitz 2015

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  Josef ALBERS, Study for 'Hommage to the Square' 1954-1998, serigraph
  Collection CGII, ©The Josef and Anni Albers Foundation / VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2015

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  Louise BOURGEOIS, Jitterbug 1998, lithograph, SI 1
  La Louvière City Collection, deposit CGII ©Louise Bourgeois

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  Nancy SPERO 1, Nancy Spero's Alphabet Of Hieroglyphs, I and II 2008, serigraph, poster diptych
  Collection CGII Art © The Nancy Spero and Leon Golub Foundation for the Arts/Licensed by VAGA, New York, NY

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  Nancy SPERO 2, Nancy Spero's Alphabet Of Hieroglyphs, I and II 2008, serigraph, poster diptych
  Collection CGII © The Nancy Spero and Leon Golub Foundation for the Arts/Licensed by VAGA, New York, NY

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  Victor VASARELY, Erydan 73 1973-1975, serigraph, 41/125
  Collection CGII ©ADAGP

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  Wolf VOSTELL, Every Human Being is a Work of Art, Black Is Beautiful! 1983, offset poster
  Collection CGII ©VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2015