Showing posts with label Polish peasant horse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Polish peasant horse. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 11, 2024

Jozef Chelmonski - National Museum, Warsaw

 Salvete Omnes,

auriga, wagon driver - woznica


a short entry -
National Mseum of Arts in Warsaw, Poland holds this special exhibit  - a showcase of Jozef Chelmonski's painting.

there was no music like the folk music, Chopin's mazurkas etc came from this tradition


this temporary exhibit ends on January 26, 2025 and who knows when they gonna have another one. 






So if you are in Warsaw, Poland, these coming weeks perhaps make a trip to the museum, right in the heart of Warsaw, near the Poniatowski Bridge on the Vistula (Wisla) River.






Nota bene there will be a lecture on the 19th of December 2024 about the carriages and sleigh, horse tack and traveling during the times of Jozef Chelmonski.

Polish Jewish wagon driver 


old master of Mazowsze is collectible in Poland and without, eg Sotheby's Chelmonski - Four Horse Wagon on a Rainy Day. or Lempertz. 

my favorite non-equestrian painting of Chelmonski - it remainds of the woods of my childhood in Lowicz Masovia (Mazowsze)


Valete

Thursday, August 29, 2024

Juliusz Kossak - Polish peasant horses XIX century

 Salvete Omnes,



one month go go before this 2024 summer will be over - things move swiftly, don't they? 
a little return to our XIX century Polish painter - Juliusz Kossak, and his  genre paintings of the country life, horse markets and peasants


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valete

Monday, February 5, 2024

Henryk Pillati - paintings of war, horse races and Berek Joselewicz

 Salvete Omnes,



a short entry - in fact just I am bringing to your attention great art of a  painter Henryk (Henry, Engrique) Pillati (1832-1894), who was a Polish painter and illustrator of the Partition era. 

 








the last fight of colonel Berek Joselewicz of the 5th regiment of the chasseur a cheval (strzelcy konni) of the Duchy of Warsaw , sabred by the Hungarian hussars near Kock in 1809











 






enjoy

Valete