#polish art

[random-brushstrokes]

Tamara de Lempicka - La belle Rafaëla en vert (1927)

[cypresswarrior]

Zdzisław Beksiński (1974)

[ripstefano]

Childhood portrait of Zygmunt Krasiński (1812–1859) in the Polish costume with his father’s sword (1815-1816)

Henri-François Riesener (French, 1767 - 1828)

[beatricecenci]

Józef Mehoffer (Polish, 1869-1946)

Portret zony na tle Pegaza

[the-evil-clergyman]

Resting by Wojciech Gerson (1895)

[jareckiworld]

Wiesław Szamborski — Meat (acrylic on canvas, 1980)

[weepingwidar]

Grzegorz Pieniak (Polish, 1994) - Untitled/Red Shoes (2024)

[wiktorjackowski]

sea support, 2024, oil on canvas, 80 x 105 cm

[catvaldemar]

Kurpiowska wycinanka

[random-brushstrokes]

Anna Bilińska-Bohdanowicz - Portrait of an old man (custodian), 1892

[wis-art]

Waleria L. Brzęczyszczykiewska :)

I did a bit of redesigning and now she does not have boobies she's a tgirl pre hrt

[meanpersonaart]

Kolęda - during winter months in Poland, just after Christmas and even after New Years you can be visited by a group of wandering carolers (kolędnicy) who go door to door, singing christmas carols and pastorałki , wishing health and good fortune for the occupants of the house (in exchange of small fee of money or something good to eat). The characters seen in the group vary depending on the region of Poland, but most of the time we can meet - a Death, a Devil, an Angel, an Old man (dziad) or old woman (baba), someone could see a King, a bearer of the colourful star that make them more visble, but almost always you will meet Turoń - a bovine like creature with large mouth and horns, opening and closing it's mouth threathningly. Then again, it's also a custom in other eastern european countries so the lineup may be different. These ones look friendly, right? Why don't you let them in?

(watercolour on paper, digital re-touch)

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[beatricecenci]

Leon Wyczółkowski (Polish, 1852-1936)

W buduarze

[thunderstruck9]

Anna Reinert (Polish, 1979), Staircase 2, 2007. Acrylic on canvas, 33 x 27 cm.

[neshamama]

monika marchewka, "back to ordinary," 2023, oil on canvas