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Horses

Marcin Lenczowski

2026 • Poland • Acrylic on Canvas

35 x 39 in

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Marcin Lenczowski

Poland

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Experienced Artist
Covered by the Press
Solo shows participant
Works on commission

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Artwork details

Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions : 35.4x39.4in

About this artwork

This painting is a dynamic, synthetic interpretation of the horse motif—captured not through realistic detail, but through the rhythm of lines and the tension of color planes.
Warm russets and browns contrast with cool turquoises and muted blues, creating a dialogue between energy and calm. The light, neutral background allows the forms to resonate, emphasizing their monumentality despite the visual simplification.
Horses—symbols of strength, freedom,… and instinct—are presented here in a disciplined and deliberate manner. This is not a scene of galloping, but a moment of concentration: restrained energy, a readiness for movement. The work combines expressive force with formal clarity, resulting in a suggestive and timeless composition.

Marcin Lenczowski

Poland

Credentials

Experienced Artist
Covered by the Press
Solo shows participant
Works on commission

« Every time I start a new painting, I can't wait to see the result. When I finish, I can't wait to start a new one. »

Marcin Lenczowski is a Polish artist whose paintings have been featured in solo exhibitions nationally. His artistic expression focuses on individuals who are often portrayed in opposition to broader society. Lenczowski's compositions express feelings of alienation, loneliness, and the need for self-expression in juxtaposition to the environment, and the preservation of identity in modern society. He emphasizes minimalistic methods, including
strong contouring and contrasting colors, "rather than imposing the meaning of art".

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Marcin Lenczowski

Horses

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