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Grzegorz Rosiński: Artistically I Was on the Margins

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I grew up in post-war Wrocław. The ruins fueled my imagination. All I had to do was dig in the garden to find bones, gas masks, helmets… These were my toys – Grzegorz Rosiński, considered Europe's most popular comic book artist, talks about his childhood and artistic beginnings in the Polish People's Republic.
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Grzegorz Rosiński: Artistically I Was on the Margins

I grew up in post-war Wrocław. The ruins fueled my imagination. All I had to do was dig in the garden to find bones, gas masks, helmets… These were my toys – Grzegorz Rosiński, considered Europe's most popular comic book artist, talks about his childhood and artistic beginnings in the Polish People's Republic.

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newsweek.pl broke the news in on Tuesday, October 28, 2025.
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