Description: Léon Fréderic (1856-1940) was one of the most characteristic and respected artists of Belgian modernism. He studied at the Académie Royale des Beaux–Arts in Brussels. From 1876 to 1878 he stayed in Italy, where he created studies based on Quattrocento paintings and painted views of cities and scenes of peasant life. After returning from...
Description: Stanislaw Fabijanski (1865-1947) studied in Lviv, Krakow and Munich. After his studies he permanently settled in Krakow, which became his favorite subject of work. He most often painted famous, important historical places, although he tried to show them from new, interesting perspectives. He particularly often presented Wawel. He was also involved in sculpture, graphics,...
Description: Stanisław Fabijański (1865-1947) studied in Lviv, Krakow and Munich. After his studies, he settled permanently in Krakow, which became his favorite subject of work. He most often painted famous, important historical places, although he tried to show them from new, interesting perspectives. He especially often depicted Wawel. He was also involved in sculpture, graphics,...
Description: Michał Gorstkin–Wywiórski (1861–1926), after interrupting his studies in chemistry at the Polytechnic Institute of Riga, studied painting at the Munich Academy under Karl Raupp and Nicolaos Gysis, as well as in the private studios of Józef Brandt and Alfred Wierusz–Kowalski between 1883 and 1887. From 1884 onwards he presented his works at numerous exhibitions...
Description: Henri Paul Royer (1869–1938) was a French painter who graduated from the Académie Julian in Paris, where he later became a professor. He regularly exhibited his works, for which he was often awarded. In his art, he focused on genre painting, landscapes and portraits, as well as illustrations. His inspiration came from Belgian views,...
Description: Franciszek Streitt (1839-1890) graduated from the Cracow School of Fine Arts, then the Vienna Academy. In 1871 he went to Munich, where he created until his death. He was friends with Aleksander Kotsis and Zygmunt Sidorowicz. Initially he created historical paintings, but under the influence of Munich art he devoted himself to genre painting*....
Description: Stefan Filipkiewicz (1879-1944) studied at the Krakow Academy of Fine Arts, among others, by Jan Stanisławski, whom he was a continuator of. He exhibited his paintings throughout Europe and received numerous awards. He was mainly engaged in landscape painting, dominated by winter views of the Tatra and Podhale Mountains. Description of the painting: Kraków...
Description: Johannes Son (1859-1946) was a French artist. He studied under Ed Yon in Paris. For years he exhibited at the Salon de Société Nationale des Beaux–Arts and other French Salons. He was a representative of the so–called Lyon school. He was engaged in landscape painting and graphics. Description of the painting: Seascapes I is...
Description: Johannes Son (1859-1946) was a French artist. He studied with Ed Yona in Paris. For years he exhibited at the Salon of the Société Nationale des Beaux–Arts and other French Salons. He was a representative of the so–called Lyonnaise school. He was involved in landscape painting and graphics. Description of the painting: Seascapes II...
Description: Henri Jules Guinier (1867-1927) was a French genre painter, portraitist and a celebrated and awarded creator of female nudes, which he presented in allegorical and mythological settings. He also captured rural scenery – Belgian, Dutch and Breton. He studied at the Académie Julian in Paris and then became a member of Société des Artistes...
Description: In the presented pictures of Eugeniusz Dąbrowy-Dąbrowskiego (1870-1941) in the Rogaliński Gallery, the self-taught traveler to European countries, the influences of the environment to which he was connected are clearly visible. In the previously mentioned canvas “After the Rain”, painted around 1899, at the end of the artist’s stay in the Bavarian capital, we find...
Description: Lucien Levy-Dhurmer (1865-1953) was a French painter, graphic artist, interior designer, gobelin designer and wallpaper designer. In 1879, he began his studies at the École Communale Supérieure de Design et de Sculpture, where he began to create his first lithographs. From 1887–1895 he worked as a decorator at an artistic porcelain factory, where he...
