"Portrait of Łukasz Ciepliński in pencil and watercolor, a Polish resistance fighter, with a calm expression and soft light symbolizing inner strength and sacrifice."
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"Portrait of Łukasz Ciepliński in pencil and watercolor, a Polish resistance fighter, with a calm expression and soft light symbolizing inner strength and sacrifice."
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The quite Glow

$550.00

The Quiet Glow is a tribute to Łukasz Ciepliński — a Polish soldier, leader, and man of unwavering faith. He fought bravely in both the anti-Nazi and anti-communist resistance, ultimately captured and executed by a shot to the head in 1951. In this portrait, his face is shown not in violence, but in quiet strength. Painted in soft pencil and watercolor, his eyes hold the weight of history, yet there is light — a still glow of dignity that could not be extinguished. This piece honors not only his sacrifice, but the silent, enduring power of truth and conscience. His story lives on in the calm courage reflected here.

Original Painting, Watercolor&Pencil on Canvas, 40,5cmx61cmx2cm

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The Quiet Glow is a tribute to Łukasz Ciepliński — a Polish soldier, leader, and man of unwavering faith. He fought bravely in both the anti-Nazi and anti-communist resistance, ultimately captured and executed by a shot to the head in 1951. In this portrait, his face is shown not in violence, but in quiet strength. Painted in soft pencil and watercolor, his eyes hold the weight of history, yet there is light — a still glow of dignity that could not be extinguished. This piece honors not only his sacrifice, but the silent, enduring power of truth and conscience. His story lives on in the calm courage reflected here.

Original Painting, Watercolor&Pencil on Canvas, 40,5cmx61cmx2cm

The Quiet Glow is a tribute to Łukasz Ciepliński — a Polish soldier, leader, and man of unwavering faith. He fought bravely in both the anti-Nazi and anti-communist resistance, ultimately captured and executed by a shot to the head in 1951. In this portrait, his face is shown not in violence, but in quiet strength. Painted in soft pencil and watercolor, his eyes hold the weight of history, yet there is light — a still glow of dignity that could not be extinguished. This piece honors not only his sacrifice, but the silent, enduring power of truth and conscience. His story lives on in the calm courage reflected here.

Original Painting, Watercolor&Pencil on Canvas, 40,5cmx61cmx2cm