Grażka Lange & Monika Hanulak

Original works by the Artist Grażka Lange & Monika Hanulak For Sale

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Painting “Come On!”, 2020

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Painting “Come On!” (2020) by Grażka Lange & Monika Hanulak is a colorful paper collage made using traditional cut-out techniques. Playful cat silhouettes on white offset paper create a light and joyful composition.

2,200 zł Tax included

Artist: Grażka Lange & Monika Hanulak

Painting “Fly?”, 2021

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Painting “Fly?” (2021) by Grażka Lange & Monika Hanulak is a handmade paper collage created using traditional cut-out techniques. A cat silhouette on an ecru background combines humor, elegance, and graphic clarity.

1,500 zł Tax included

Artist: Grażka Lange & Monika Hanulak

Painting “Are You Coming In or Going Out?”, 2021

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Painting “Are You Coming In or Going Out?” (2021) by Grażka Lange & Monika Hanulak is a handmade paper cut composition featuring a cat silhouette on a vintage cream background. A delicate balance of humor, simplicity, and graphic precision.

1,500 zł Tax included

Grażka Lange & Monika Hanulak – illustrators and book designers. Authors of “A Book for a Dog”, “A Book for a Cat” and “Dog, Cat, Action! Animation”. They combine young art with children’s literature and experimental design.

Grażka Lange & Monika Hanulak – illustrators and book designers

Grażka Lange and Monika Hanulak are acclaimed Polish artists working in illustration, book design and young art. Together they created books such as “A Book for a Dog”, “A Book for a Cat” (Dwie Siostry, 2022) and “Dog, Cat, Action! Animation” (Dwie Siostry, 2023).

Monika Hanulak

Illustrator, book designer and assistant lecturer at the Illustration Studio of the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw. She illustrated and designed numerous books including “Smonia” (2006), “Julian Tuwim. Poems for Children” (2007) and “Philosophical Debate of a Rabbit and an Owl” (2009). She is a laureate of many national and international awards.

Grażka Lange

Designer of over 100 books, frequently awarded for her creative achievements. She teaches at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw, currently heading the Illustration Studio. She also collects Polish children’s books from the 1960s and 70s as well as international editions.

Style and direction

Their joint work combines illustration, graphic design and children’s literature. Their books stand out for originality, visual experimentation and contemporary aesthetics.