P. Komorowska, Warsaw, 1950s portrait photograph by Lidia Wysocka

Photo from the atelier of P. Komorowska in Warsaw. Black and white portrait photograph depicting a woman in semi-profile, facing slightly to the left of the frame. Face with soft features, gaze directed upward, with clear chiaroscuro modeling the cheeks and forehead. Short hair neatly arranged in soft waves, typical of mid-20th century styling. The figure is dressed in light-colored clothing of smooth texture, with no visible ornamentation. On the back of the photograph, the artist's handwritten dedication: "To the nice (veryI) Ms. Teresa with warm greetings Lidia Wysocka".
Black and white photograph on photographic paper, ink (handwritten dedication)
Size: 14.5 x 10 cm
Condition as in photos
Lidia Wysocka was a well-known film and theater actress. She performed at the Municipal Dramatic Theaters, the Miniatura Theater and the New Theater in Warsaw. From 1947 to 1949 she performed at the Polish Theater in Szczecin, and from 1951 to 1953 at the Buffo Theater. She founded the "Cabaret Wagabunda."