Muzeum Miniaturowej Sztuki Profesjonalnej Henryk Jan Dominiak in Tychy

Muzeum Miniaturowej Sztuki Profesjonalnej Henryk Jan Dominiak in Tychy
museum in Poland
Established16 April 2013; 11 years ago (2013-04-16)
Locationstreet Żwakowska 8/66, Tychy in Silesian Voivodeship
Coordinates50°07′01″N 18°58′41″E / 50.116806°N 18.978028°E / 50.116806; 18.978028
Typemodern art museum
DirectorHenryk Jan Dominiak
CuratorHenryk Jan Dominiak
Websitemuzeumminiaturowejsztukiprofesjonalnejhenrykjandominiak.eu/wp/

The Muzeum Miniaturowej Sztuki Profesjonalnej Henryk Jan Dominiak in Tychy is a modern art museum in Tychy[1][2][3] in Poland in Silesian Voivodeship. Is one of the youngest and smallest museums in the world.[4] The permanent exhibition gallery comprises with a total area of 6.15 m². The Museum was founded in 2013 in Tychy, street Żwakowska 8/66,[5][6] by entrepreneur and artist Henryk Jan Dominiak.[7] The Museum introduces the public to a fascinating world of a miniature collection of paintings, drawings, and graphics, sculptures, ceramics and historical objects,[8] the works of professional artists from all over the world among others from Ukraine, Hungary, Sweden, Brazil and Poland.[4][9]

  • "Battle of Racławice" (Polish: Bitwa pod Racławicami); miniature painting by Wojciech Łuka; 2023; oil on malachite and lapis lazuli; 132 × 77 mm.
    "Battle of Racławice" (Polish: Bitwa pod Racławicami); miniature painting by Wojciech Łuka; 2023; oil on malachite and lapis lazuli; 132 × 77 mm.
  • "Battle of Cedynia" (Polish: Bitwa pod Cedynią); miniature painting by Paweł Brodzisz; 2022; oil on lapis lazuli; 15 × 42 mm.
    "Battle of Cedynia" (Polish: Bitwa pod Cedynią); miniature painting by Paweł Brodzisz; 2022; oil on lapis lazuli; 15 × 42 mm.
  • "Miracle on the Vistula" (Polish: Cud nad Wisłą); miniature painting by Anna Januszewicz-Pitlok; 2021; acrylic paint on anyolite (is a green zoisite and ruby); 22 × 44 mm; is the smallest in the world.[10][11]
    "Miracle on the Vistula" (Polish: Cud nad Wisłą); miniature painting by Anna Januszewicz-Pitlok; 2021; acrylic paint on anyolite (is a green zoisite and ruby); 22 × 44 mm; is the smallest in the world.[10][11]
  • "Pensive Christ" (Polish: Chrystus Frasobliwy); miniature sculpture by Henryk Jan Dominiak; 2013; silver and lapis lazuli; height: 26 mm.
    "Pensive Christ" (Polish: Chrystus Frasobliwy); miniature sculpture by Henryk Jan Dominiak; 2013; silver and lapis lazuli; height: 26 mm.
  • "Two sisters" (Polish: Dwie siostry); miniature sculpture by Aleksandra Jeżyk; 2013; clay and white thread (a crochet hook technique); height: 34 mm and 30 mm.
    "Two sisters" (Polish: Dwie siostry); miniature sculpture by Aleksandra Jeżyk; 2013; clay and white thread (a crochet hook technique); height: 34 mm and 30 mm.
  • "Lecturer" (Polish: Wykładowca); miniature sculpture by Aleksandra Jeżyk; 2013; clay and white and brown thread (a crochet hook technique); height: 32 mm.
    "Lecturer" (Polish: Wykładowca); miniature sculpture by Aleksandra Jeżyk; 2013; clay and white and brown thread (a crochet hook technique); height: 32 mm.
  • "Silver Lady" (Polish: Srebrna Pani); miniature sculpture by Aleksandra Jeżyk; 2013; Electrical wire to carry electricity and red jasper (a crochet hook technique); height: 26 mm.
    "Silver Lady" (Polish: Srebrna Pani); miniature sculpture by Aleksandra Jeżyk; 2013; Electrical wire to carry electricity and red jasper (a crochet hook technique); height: 26 mm.
  • "Dance" (Polish: Taniec); miniature sculpture by Aranka Gérné Mezősi; 2013; wire, paper, glue and aerosol paint (developed her own technique); height: 80 mm.
    "Dance" (Polish: Taniec); miniature sculpture by Aranka Gérné Mezősi; 2013; wire, paper, glue and aerosol paint (developed her own technique); height: 80 mm.
  • "Clay pitcher no. 1" (Polish: Gliniany dzban nr 1); miniature ceramic by Danuta Saga Tomaszewska; 2013; It was made of white clay (developed her own technique); height: 18 mm.
    "Clay pitcher no. 1" (Polish: Gliniany dzban nr 1); miniature ceramic by Danuta Saga Tomaszewska; 2013; It was made of white clay (developed her own technique); height: 18 mm.
  • "Clay pot into a soured milk" (Polish: Gar do zsiadłego mleka); miniature ceramic by Danuta Saga Tomaszewska; 2013; It was made of red clay (developed her own technique); height: 10 mm.
    "Clay pot into a soured milk" (Polish: Gar do zsiadłego mleka); miniature ceramic by Danuta Saga Tomaszewska; 2013; It was made of red clay (developed her own technique); height: 10 mm.
  • "A clay flowerpot" (Polish: Donica gliniana); miniature ceramic by Danuta Saga Tomaszewska; 2013; It was made of red clay (developed her own technique); height: 9 mm.
    "A clay flowerpot" (Polish: Donica gliniana); miniature ceramic by Danuta Saga Tomaszewska; 2013; It was made of red clay (developed her own technique); height: 9 mm.
  • "Clay pitcher into a wine" (Polish: Gliniany dzban na wino); miniature ceramic by Danuta Saga Tomaszewska; 2013; It was made of red clay (developed her own technique); height: 17 mm.
    "Clay pitcher into a wine" (Polish: Gliniany dzban na wino); miniature ceramic by Danuta Saga Tomaszewska; 2013; It was made of red clay (developed her own technique); height: 17 mm.

Awards

References

  1. ↑ Dominiak Henryk Jan, Biografia Indeks według kodu Grup Zawodowych: Sztuka, kultura i muzea, [w:] Britishpedia, Encyklopedia Osobistości Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej, BPH – British Publishing House Ltd, t. III., 2017, s. 245. ISBN 978-1-912100-36-1.
  2. ↑ Dominiak Henryk Jan, Biografia Indeks według kodu Grup Zawodowych: Sztuka, kultura i muzea, [w:] Britishpedia, Encyklopedia Osobistości Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej, BPH – British Publishing House Ltd, t. VII., 2021, s. 251. ISBN 978-1-912100-46-0.
  3. ↑ HÜBNERS WHO IS WHO, wydanie drukowane 2013, Henryk Jan Dominiak.
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Polskie Radio Katowice – Wiadomości kulturalne – Złota polska jesień z agatami Jana Rzymełki w najmniejszym muzeum. (2023-09-22)
  5. ↑ Żwakowska Ul. (2023-11-17)
  6. ↑ Ulica Żwakowska. (2023-11-17)
  7. ↑ Muzea utworzone przez osoby fizyczne s. 4, poz. 41. (2023-09-22)
  8. ↑ BIP Muzeum [dostęp 2023-11-17].
  9. ↑ Planeta Ziemia – przegląd korzeni środowiska stanowiącego kolekcję rezydentury wystawienniczej. (2023-09-22)
  10. ↑ Jak podaje „Dziennik Zachodni” – Cud nad Wisłą najmniejszy obraz świata dzieło Anny Januszewicz-Pitlok. (2023-09-23)
  11. ↑ "Najmniejszy w świecie obraz Cudu nad Wisłą – Muzeum Miniaturowej Sztuki Profesjonalnej Henryk Jan Dominiak w Tychach. Miejska Biblioteka Publiczna w Tychach – Bibliografia Regionalna NT Nasz Tygodnik 2021, nr 32, s. 2. (2023-09-23)". Archived from the original on 2023-04-04. Retrieved 2023-09-23.
  12. ↑ 12.0 12.1 12.2 Przyznane muzeum odznaczenia, nagrody, wyróżnienia i certyfikaty. (2023-09-23)

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