Lukasz ROGIÑSKI (b. 1936), Street 1969

Etching, vellum paper, PLATE ODCISE 50 x 32 cm; framed in passe - partout, 75 x 54 cm; described in pencil under the composition: "Street 43/50 ŁRogiński 1969".Łukasz Rogiński (born February 27, 1936 in Vilnius) is a Polish painter, printmaker and ceramist. He received his diploma in the painting studio of Prof. Piotr Potworowski in 1960[3]. He began his creative path in the field of graphics while still a student in the studio of Prof. Juliusz Studnicki and later in the studio of Prof. Zygmunt Karolak. His work (design and realization) is the monumental fountain at Kosciuszko Square in Gdynia (1974) so called "mushrooms".Łukasz Rogiński is a fulfilled artist. In his career he has received many laurels, awards and prizes. Despite his impressive achievements, he continues his artistic activity. As he says, "every artist, regardless of whether he is five years old or eighty-five, feels the need to show his work."