Exceptional, collectible drawing executed in chalk by the legendary Ryszard Natusiewicz – an educator who shaped generations of Polish architects. The work in A3 format (29.7 x 42 cm) is not only a work of art but also a piece of the history of Polish architecture and artistic education.

Ryszard Natusiewicz (1920-2008) was an outstanding artist-educator, a professor at the Warsaw Academy of Fine Arts. For decades, he ran a drawing studio, teaching future architects the basics of composition, perspective and craft. His students are leading creators of Polish architecture of the second half of the 20th century. This drawing, executed with a characteristic, expressive chalk line, is an excellent example of his teaching method – combining precision with artistic freedom.

Why is this drawing a unique collectible opportunity?

• Authentic fusion of art and history: This is a work by an iconic teacher whose influence on the Polish architectural community cannot be overstated.


• Unique technique: A chalk drawing on paper, direct and full of energy, deviates from typical, sterile architectural projects.


• Warsaw context: The work is associated with Warsaw – the city that Natusiewicz documented and where he lectured for years.


• Ideal gift: For an architect, an Academy of Fine Arts graduate, a lover of Varsaviana, or a collector of contemporary art and study drawing.

The drawing is offered in A3 format, ready to be framed and displayed in an office, studio, or living room. It is an investment in a work of significant historical-documentary value that will gain in value over time.