Stanisław Szukalski was one of the most talented and underrated Polish artists. He was known mostly for his sculptures (almost all of them were destroyed during WWII) and incredibly well rendered drawings. During his long life, he made many projects for huge monuments and buildings. He also outlined his theory of “Matong” – the proto-language of humanity and his theories on human races, including the barbaric Yetisyny in many volumes of illustrated manuscripts that were never published as of today.
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Stanisław Szukalski was one of the most talented and underrated Polish artists. He was known mostly for his sculptures (almost all of them were destroyed during WWII) and incredibly well rendered drawings. During his long life, he made many projects for huge monuments and buildings. He also outlined his theory of “Matong” – the proto-language of humanity and his theories on human races, including the barbaric Yetisyny in many volumes of illustrated manuscripts that were never published as of today.