page_title: Marian Walentynowicz
section_title: Graphic legacy
hierarchical_section_title: Marian Walentynowicz / Graphic legacy
caption_attribution_description: Sztandar 1 Samodzielnej Brygady Spadochronowej gen. Stanisława Sosabowskiego
context_page_description: Marian Walentynowicz was a Polish graphic artist, architect, teacher, writer and a precursor of the Comic book in Poland.
  He is preobably best known for his collaboration, as illustrator, with Kornel Makuszyński in their creation of the Koziołek Matołek very popular classic children's stories about a billy goat.
context_section_description: He designed the emblem of the Independent Polish Parachute Brigade as well as the awards for the Brigade's heroes.
  He was a prolific book illustrator. Among his jacket designs was the wartime edition of Józef Kisielewski's Ziemia gromadzi prochy, 'The Earth gathers Dust'. His children's book illustrations include:
  With Kornel Makuszyński:
  1933 120 przygód Koziołek Matołek (120 adventures of Koziołek Matołek, on account of the 120 drawings, each with a caption in a Quatrain.
  With other authors:
  Walenty Pompka na wojnie a jokey comic book „bez dymków” with text by Ryszard Kiersnowski, published in 1957 by the weekly review for young people, „Przygoda”, in a series of 49 whole page comic strips.
  Przygody profesora Biedronki – Profesor i Ptaki, 1956, 'The Adventures of Professor Ladybird'
  Some of the stories have been turned into well loved TV and feature film animations.
caption: 1st Independent Parachute Brigade (Poland) Standard, designed by Walentynowicz
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