#Krynica

[polish-art-tournament]

paintings* round 1 poll 126

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A view of Istebna by Konrad Krzyżanowski, 1906:

propaganda: the greenest green to ever green

Krynica, sunlight, beehives by Krzysztof Klimek, 2007:

propaganda: ten obraz wzbudza we mnie zwierzęcą chęć pojechania na narty [this painting awakens in me a primal need to go skiing]

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Kolejka linowo-terenowa na Górę Parkową w Krynicy (1938).

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[postcard-from-the-past]

Winter street scene in Krynica, Poland

Polish vintage postcard

[cityhikertv]

KRYNICA-ZDRÓJ at night in winter 2023, Poland Walking Tour in 4K

[hobora]

Taka niespodzianka praktycznie w środku Krynicy:)

[mybeautifulpoland]

Krynica-Zdrój, Poland by perspektywa_drona

[jascurka]

The chessboard landscape ai image is haunting me. stop sharing it please and redirect your attention to actual artists.

Here are some works by Jacek Yerka, a traditional painter and a big inspiration for me since I first discovered his paintings.

Sourced from Yerkaland official page of Jacek Yerka and Polish Masters of Art

Edit: I accidentally included one work by a different artist!

The last painting, Krynica was made by Jacek Szynkarczuk

[sonsofwu]

I walked the full size promenade of Krynica Zdrój, Poland, and Lloyd walked the miniature promenade :)

I literally spotted this and told my mom wait a sec, and she was like: "you didn't bring your legos with you did you," and I just casually took a sack of lego people out of my bag because of course I did.

(Yes I know the second one is overexposed, just don't think about it too much 🙈 I'll fix it in post later, maybe.)

Irl Krynica Zdrój for comparison because it's pretty:

[scavengedluxury]

Budowlani sanatorium, Krynica-Zdrój (then Krynica), Poland, 1972. From the Budapest Municipal Photography Company archive.

[kurumeki]

In Krynica Morska this weekend 💛

[polish-art-tournament]

round 1, poll 2

Widok na dworzec:

painted circa 1935

so Nikifor was a Lemko painter who lived in poverty in Krynica-Zdrój

he was self-taught, painted on any sheet of paper he could find, mostly panoramas of Krynica

probably had some kind of intellectual disability

he had difficulties writing; the captions he wrote on his paintings are full of spelling errors

considered one of the most prominent representants of naive art

so anywayyy there is a gallery of his art in Krynica and i absolutely adore it, not only this one but all of them. the lines, the colours, the perspective! just lovely. and Nikifor himself was such an interesting figure in art history

Pogrzeb huculski:

painted in 1882

it's one of Axentowicz's many paintings depicting Hutsul culture

the landscape! the beautiful greek catholic church!

i do love funeral scenes and i do love snowy landscapes

the little kid on the right is probably my favourite detail here tho. if you zoom in she's looking right at you. creepy baby

there is something really precious to me about a funeral being such a colourful scene against the empty winter landscape

check out more of their works: Nikifor, Axentowicz

[polish-spirit]

Fragment Krynicy (1918-1939).

[guerrerense]

Nocne Karpaty por Michał Nowosad Por Flickr: 28.06.2022 EP09-046 ze składem TLK 53170 "Karpaty" relacji: Gdynia Główna - Zakopane/Krynica Zdrój oczekuje planowego odjazdu ze stacji Warszawa Zachodnia.

[alicjaniemczykcas]

Riding a bike- activity June

01.06.2024

I went on a weekend trip to Krynica Morska with a friend of mine. WE were riding a bike through the town, and sightseeing. As I have not been riding a bike in a while, it was a bit of a challange.

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