Władysław Bielecki (1896–1943), "Wawel – The Sandomierz Tower"

Color woodcut, paper; dimensions (print): 170 x 170 mm; inscribed in pencil on the lower right: "WŁ BIELECKI del et imp", inscribed in pencil on the lower left: "original woodcut", below "Wawel - Sandomierz Tower". On the reverse: A third-party dedication written in pencil from 1986.

Władysław Bielecki (1896–1943) was a printmaker, painter, and educator. He became famous as a master of color woodcut, creating landscapes and architectural views inspired by Japanese art. His work occupies an important place in the history of Polish printmaking of the interwar period.