List of works on exibit by Lubomir Tomaszewski:
(Click thumbnails for a large
view of the pictures)
On view outside the Gallery:
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Paganini, 1985, wood & copper, 12' 
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Illusion of Dance, 1999, wood & copper, 7'
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Ecsastic Dancer, 1999, wood & copper, 8' 
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Never Again, 2000, wood & copper, 8' 
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Dancer in Flight, 1998, stone, wood & copper, 5' 
On view inside the Gallery:
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Chopin, 2000, wood & copper, 8' 
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Duo, 1990, wood & copper, 6'
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Copernicus, 2000, stone & copper, 14"
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Weather, 1999, copper, 3' 
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Zeus, 1999, wood & copper, 4'
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Nike, 1999, wood & copper, 3' 
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Prometheus, 1985, wood & copper, 9'
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Wanderer, 2000, wood & copper, 4' 
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Proud (Butterfly Series), 2000, copper, 30"
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Can Can (Butterfly Series), 2000, copper, 40" 
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Majestic Butterfly, 2000, copper & bronze, 24" 
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Dancer for the Sun, 1999, wood & copper, 3' 
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Niad, 1999, wood & copper, 3'
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Philosopher, 1995, stone & copper, 18" 
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Memory, 1970, wood, 5'
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Shalamaya, 1999, wood & copper, 5'6"
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Wizard, 1998, wood & copper, 18"
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Zeus, 1999, wood & copper, 14" 
On view in the vestibule cases:
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Clown, 1999, wood & copper, 22" 
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Opera, 1999, wood & copper, 14"
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Witch, 1999, wood & copper, 10"
On view in the Exterior Window Gallery
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Freedom (Releasing an Eagle), 1999, copper & wood, 42"
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Fragile Dancer, 1998, copper, 2'6"
Lubomir Tomaszewski
Born June 09, 1923 in Warsaw, Poland. 1953 - graduated from Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw. 1956-66 - senior designer in the
Institute of Industrial Design, Warsaw. 1967-1993 - professor in the Industrial Design Department at the University of Bridgeport, Connecticut. 1994 - founder of the "In Tune With Nature" artistic movement.
Professional interests: natural, sculpture, painting with fire, abstract form, product design.
About the Artist
Tomaszewski is one of the most outstanding of the new wave of contemporary sculptors. His work is unique - one of a kind. No one surpasses the kind of work he does in wood and stone ( Henry Riseman ).
His figures appear ghost-like and leave an impression that is hauntingly memorable and profound in its simplicity ( Robert Marston).
Tomaszewski has the imagination and sensitivity that lets him 'see' inside of the rocks and wood he collects ... Very few sculptors since Auguste Rodin have known how to release the spirit that is imprisoned within stony and lifeless confines. Lubomir Tomaszewski is certainly the best ( King Street Chronicle).
Artist on Art
There is no visible separation of nature, man, and art. I attempt in my work to fuse all three together in quiet harmony. I wish to create a piece of art that can be lived with every day, but which continues to evoke new human emotions from the viewer. If my art can help just one person realize the profound strength and beauty that nature so abundantly provides, I will be truly successful in my work.
Address: 26 Rocky Ridge Rd., Easton, CT 06612
Tel. (203) 261-6188
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