Jacek Yerka
1952 · Polish · 30 artworks
SurrealismDetailed renderingImaginative compositionBlending fantasy and realityNostalgic themesArchitectural elements
artist bio
Jacek Yerka is a Polish surrealist painter known for his detailed and imaginative scenes, often blending elements of fantasy, architecture, and nature. His work evokes a sense of nostalgia and wonder, drawing inspiration from his childhood and the art of the Northern Renaissance.
what you'll learn
Studying Yerka's work allows students to explore imaginative composition, meticulous detail, and the blending of realistic rendering with fantastical concepts. Students can learn about creating believable surreal environments and developing a personal visual language.
related: Rene Magritte, M.C. Escher
30 artworks
Winter
2005
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Garden
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To Each His Own
1988
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Theory Of Tension
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Three Seasons
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Medieval Surfing
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The Cider Recipe
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Adventure On Vacation
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Enclave
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Spring in the Parish
1998
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Little room on the Mount
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Dutch Landscape
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Rock Street
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Under the Landscapes
2003
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Enhabited oak
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Epitaph
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Underwater life
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Festive Room
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Wind of History
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Two worlds and one more
1999
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Jealousy
1998
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Gardener`s Cottage
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Strawberry Fields
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Metropolis II
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Clock
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The Secret Garden
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Illegal manufacturing of Light
1993
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Triptych - the right part
1996
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The snow is not permitted
1991
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Lion afternoon
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