Thomas Pradzynski (1951-2007) Polish/French, Tall Numbered Street Scene Lithograph. Depicts a tranquil Parisian street with two storefronts on either side of a simple, elegant arch leading to a small side street. Signed in print bottom right. Numbered in gold-toned pen 124/150 bottom left. Framed. 

Overall Size: 54 x 63 1/2 In. 

Sight Size: 36 x 47 In. 

Thomas Pradzynski (1951-2007) was a celebrated Polish-born painter known for his realistic and atmospheric urban landscapes. Though he earned degrees in sociology and economics, his true passion lay in fine art, leading him to relocate to Paris with his wife in 1977. Settling in Montmartre, he spent three decades capturing the timeless charm of Parisian architecture, storefronts, and deserted cobblestone streets. His signature style fused hyper-realistic architectural detail with a romantic, nostalgic mood, deliberately omitting human figures to emphasize the quiet solitude of fading historic spaces. Pradzynski’s work gained widespread international acclaim and entered major corporate, museum, and private collections around the world. Tragically, his prolific career was cut short when he was killed during a road rage incident in Paris at the age of 56.

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