#ferdynand ruszczyc

[bebemoon]

ferdynand ruszczyc's "bajka zimowa" .

[ars-polonia]

Ferdynand Ruszczyc, Ruczaj leśny (Forest Creek)

1898-1900, oil on canvas

[pol-ski]

Summer Sunset (1896) by Ferdynand Ruszczyc (Polish, 1870–1936)

[polish-art-tournament]

paintings* round 1 poll 68

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AG76 by Zdzisław Beksiński, 1976:

propaganda: I have always been mesmerized by Beksiński's particular brand of horror and this piece is a bit of a departure from his usual style, featuring a landscape and no recognizable bodily features, which I find so interesting. (Although it could be easily fit into the themes of war, destruction and what remains after present in his whole body of work) The whole atmosphere of the piece is so eery. The use of colour is also excellent! ! The red pops out amazingly.

submitted by @furbs-and-prayers

Nec megritur by Ferdynand Ruszczyc, c. 1905:

[no propaganda has been submitted]

alternate scan under the cut (slightly differently rendered colours)

[cosmonautroger]

Ferdynand Ruszczyc, 1896

[marejadilla]

Ferdynand Ruszczyc (1870–1936), “Old Apple Trees”, 1900, (National Museum in Warsaw). Polish painter, printmaker, and stage designer.

[p9fttt]

chłopi (2023), dir. dk welchman & hugh welchman // młyn (1898), ferdynand ruszczyc

[plastycznyonline]

Ferdynand Ruszczyc Pejzaż ze stogami

[polish-manor-house]

Interior at Bohdanow (1906), Ferdynand Ruszczyc, oil on canvas

[onlandandonsea]

Ferdynand Ruszczyc

[4eternal-life]

Ferdynand Ruszczyc  (Polish, 1870–1936)

"Nec Mergitur"  (It will not sink)

between 1904 and 1905

@ Wikimedia Commons

[bebemoon]

az factory couture spring 2o24 looks + ferdynand ruszczyc paintings ("młyn zimą" & "strumien")

[ars-polonia]

Ferdynand Ruszczyc, Drzewa na tle nieba (Trees agaist the Sky )

1899, oil on canvas

[imkeepinit]

Dwie łodzie żaglowe (1896) by Ferdynand Ruszczyc

[polish-art-tournament]

round 2.4 poll 1

Kuropatwy / Kuropatwy na śniegu (Partridges / Partridges in the snow) by Józef Chełmoński, 1891:

propaganda: look how soft it is. look at the perspective. look at the snow. look at the partridges. i love them so much.

(also, according to the artist's daughter, before he painted this, he used to lie on the snow and watch partridges. which is very understandable but also a mood)

Ziemia (Earth) by Ferdynand Ruszczyc, 1898:

propaganda: in my opinion, it's a very powerful piece which glorifies and elevates the every-day hard work of people across millenia to a kind of mythical status - the plowman is depicted as the centre of the universe, right between the vast sky and the earth. his pose, with the raised arm, resembles an epic hero, but the title tells us: this scene is not unique, millions of men across time have done this, this IS the earth, the world. it's grand and universal but naturalistic at the same time

submitted by @gniew777

[egoschwank]

al things considered — when i post my masterpiece #1261

first posted in facebook january 26, 2024

ferdynand ruszczyc -- "bajka zimowa" [i.e., winter landscape] (1904)

"looking for a sunset bird in winter

the west was getting out of gold, the breath of air had died of cold, when shoeing home across the white, i thought i saw a bird alight.

in summer when i passed the place i had to stop and lift my face; a bird with an angelic gift was singing in it sweet and swift.

no bird was singing in it now. a single leaf was on a bough, and that was all there was to see in going twice around the tree.

from my advantage on a hill i judged that such a crystal chill was only adding frost to snow as gilt to gold that wouldn't show.

a brush had left a crooked stroke of what was either cloud or smoke from north to south across the blue; a piercing little star was through" … robert frost

"for my friend frania" … al janik