#kaczor batowski

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Stanisław Batowski-Kaczor, Dzieci wrzesińskie (Września Children)

1906 oil on canvas,

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Ketling and Krzysia

A vintage Polish postcard, published c. 1901-1905, with an illustration to H. Sienkiewicz's novel "Pan Wołodyjowski" ("The Fire in the Steppe") by Stanisław Batowski-Kaczor (1866-1946).

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Stanislaw Kaczor-Batowski - The Arrival of the Expected Guest (1934)

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“Polonia Triumphans” Stanisław Batowski Kaczor 1927

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self portrait as a Tartar by Stanislaw Kaczor-Batowski

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Batowski-Kaczor Stanisław

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"Attack of the Hussars during the Battle of Khotyn, 1621", 1917 by Stanisław Kaczor-Batowski (1866–1946)

■ Stanisław Kaczor-Batowski (1866–1946) was a Polish realist and romanticist painter. Born in Lwów (then Lemberg in Austro-Hungarian Galicia, now Lviv, Ukraine), in 1885 he graduated from the Kraków-based Academy of Fine Arts.

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“Self-portrait” (1890) by Stanisław Kaczor-Batowski (Polish;1866–1946), oil on canvas, National Museum, Cracow

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~ Stanisław Batowski Kaczor ~ 

Polish Winged Hussars attack to Crimea soldiers.

S.B.Kaczor Polish realist and romanticist painter. B. 29 January 1866 Liviv. D. 1946

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The #Lviv #Theatre of #Opera and #Ballet is built in the classical tradition with using forms and details of #Renaissance and Baroque architecture, also known as the #Viennese neo-Renaissance style. The stucco mouldings and oil paintings on the walls and ceilings of the multi-tiered auditorium and foyer give it a richly festive appearance. The Opera's imposing facade is opulently decorated with numerous niches, Corinthian columns, pilasters, balustrades, cornices, statues, reliefs and stucco garlands. Standing in niches on either side of the main entrance are allegorical figures representing Comedy and Tragedy sculpted by Antoni Popiel and Tadeusz Baroncz; figures of muses embellish the top of the cornice. The building is crowned by large bronze statues, symbolizing Glory, Poetry and Music.[9] The #theatre, #beautifully decorated inside and outside, became a centrefold of the achievements in sculpture and painting of Western Europe at the end of the 19th century. The internal decoration was prepared by some of the most renowned Polish artists of the time. Among them were Stanisław Wójcik (allegorical sculptures of #Poetry, #Music, #Fame, #Fortune, #Comedy and #Tragedy), Julian Markowski, Tadeusz Wiśniowiecki, Tadeusz Barącz, Piotr Wojtowicz (relief depicting the coat of arms of Lviv), Juliusz Bełtowski (bas-relief of Gorgolewski) and Antoni Popiel (sculptures of Muses decorating the façade). Among the painters to decorate the interior were Tadeusz Popiel (staircases), Stanisław Rejchan (main hall), Stanisław Dębicki, Stanisław Kaczor-Batowski and Marceli Harasimowicz (foyer). The team supervised by the abovementioned artists included further painters, among them Aleksander Augustynowicz, Ludwik Kohler, Walery Kryciński, Henryk Kuhn, Edward Pietsch, Zygmunt Rozwadowski, Tadeusz Rybkowski and Julian Zuber. The main curtain was decorated by Henryk Siemiradzki. (at Lviv Opera/ Львівська Опера) https://www.instagram.com/p/BvG6jrLHaXf/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1jv5utt9qy5br

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Stanisław Batowski-Kaczor, Wybuch granatu (Granade Exposion)

1937, oil on canvas,

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Michał J. Wołodyjowski teaches Basia Jeziorkowska saber-fighting

A vintage Polish postcard, published c. 1901-1905, with an illustration to H. Sienkiewicz's novel "Pan Wołodyjowski" ("The Fire in the Steppe") by Stanisław Batowski-Kaczor (1866-1946).

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Stanisław Batowski-Kaczor, Żniwa (Harvest)

1912, oil on cardboard,

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Stanisław Batowski-Kaczor, Somosierra

1911, oil on canvas

Notes: The painting depicts 1808 battle of Somosierra of Napoleonic wars, in which the Poles fought under Napoleon. Polish cavary charge was a leading factor of Napoleon's victory. The battle in Polish culture generally remains a symbol of military valour and prowess of Polish soldiers (or even bravado).

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Stanisław Kaczor Batowski, Atak Husarii. Chocim (Hussars's charge. Chocim)

1917, oil on canvas

Notes: The painting depicts 1621 Battle of Chocim /Khotyn. Forces of Rzeczpospolita (Polish, Lithuanian, and Ruthenian [Ukrainian] Cossacs) countered and delayed the invasion of Ottoman Empire. Hussars were the elite cavalry, the pride of Rzeczpospolita, known for their battle prowess and characteristic uniforms with wings (but it's disputable if the wings were really worn in battles)

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Stanisław Batowski-Kaczor (1866-1946), a Polish artist, who was born, lived and died in Lwów (Львів)

Kmicic tries to abduct Bogusław Radziwiłł

A Polish vintage postcard, published in Kraków, 1906.

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