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The Artist Zygmund Jankowski Zygmund Jankowski began his formal education in the visual arts at California College of Arts and Crafts in Oakland, California. After studying under such masters as Victor De Wilde, Otis Oldfield and George Post, Jankowski completed his training in 1948. He has dedicated much of his life to teaching. Institutions at which he has instructed include Indiana University; Southwestern Michigan College, Hilton Leech School of Art, Florida; Bremen Art Center; Indiana Vocational College; South Bend Art Center; and Niles Art Center. Jankowski is a member in the American Watercolor Society; the Copley Society, Boston; and the Sarasota Art Association. Articles concerning Jankowski have appeared in several publications including American Artist Magazine, Artist Magazine, London, England, 40 Watercolorists and How They Work, Palette Talk Article: "Who Are You."
ZYGMUND JANKOWSKI, a remarkable artist known for his strong sense of color values was born in South Bend, Indiana. He has spent a lifetime as a painter and has explored many mediums, pushing them to their limits while searching for a more direct and immediate means of personal expression. He focuses on a subject and analyzes it through his brush and palette searching for the statement that best expresses his feeling for the moment. He states: "You stand as referee between the scene, you emotion and analysis. You goal is to experience a feeling of excitement from the first stroke to the last." |