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Agnieszka
Agnieszka
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🎨 Aleksander Gierymski, a Polish painter, representative of Realism & precursor of Impressionism in Poland
born on this day, 1850

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Bahar Biçen Aras
Bahar Biçen Aras
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3 months ago
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Erkenciler, çalışkanlar...

#BoyCarryingaSheaf 1895
#AleksanderGierymski

Kırmızı gömlek ❤️, altın ışık ✨ ve ciddi ifade 😥... Sanatın büyüsü! Sıcağı, saman demetinin kokusunu hissediyorsunuz. 🌾
🙏 Sanatçı Realizm ve İzlenimcilik akımlarını harika birleştirmiş 🖌️🖼️
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Bahar Biçen Aras
Bahar Biçen Aras
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4 months ago
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Erkenciler, çalışkanlar...

#BoyCarryingaSheaf 1895
#AleksanderGierymski

Kırmızı gömlek ❤️, altın ışık ✨ ve ciddi ifade 😥... Sanatın büyüsü! Sıcağı, saman demetinin kokusunu hissediyorsunuz.

📍 Varşova Ulusal Müzesi koleksiyonunda 🇵🇱🏛️ 👇🏻
🔗 www.mn.wroclaw.pl

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Michael
Michael
@mdstamper.bsky.social
1 year ago
For more than sixty years, Żydówka z pomarańczami (Jewish Woman with Oranges) – one of Polish artist Aleksander Gierymski’s masterworks – was listed among the works of art stolen and lost during the Second World War. Residing today in the National Museum in Warsaw, the painting had gone missing after the failure of the Warsaw Uprising of 1944, as Nazi soldiers destroyed and looted works of art en masse. Finished in 1881 and originally purchased by the National Museum in Warsaw in 1928, the recovery of Gierymski’s painting from a German auction house in 2010 was a momentous event. The efforts of the Polish Ministry of Culture and National Heritage to reclaim the canvas lasted nearly a year. It was no easy task – German law offered no legal recourse for a rightful owner to regain a stolen work after such a long, uninterrupted period in other hands. Consequently, Poland was forced to buy back Jewish Woman with Oranges, with the PZU Foundation bankrolling the second purchase of the painting and covering the costs of the its restoration. The recovered painting was in very poor condition and returning it to its former glory took many months of meticulous work. Today, "Żydówka z pomarańczami" once again glows with its clear colors and a sense of depth, air and light fill the landscape depicting Warsaw’s Powiśle district in the background. The poor, life-weary woman, with highlighted cheeks and prominent wrinkles, wears colorful red and orange clothing including a cap on her head and a scarf on her shoulders. She stands looking directly at us with two baskets of oranges in her hands hoping to sell but a few. Her once-beautiful face, wrinkled by time, sadness and resignation, still reflects a human dignity that refuses to succumb to life’s misfortunes.

For more than sixty years, Żydówka z pomarańczami (Jewish Woman with Oranges) – one of Polish artist Aleksander Gierymski’s masterworks – was listed among the works of art stolen and lost during the Second World War. Residing today in the National Museum in Warsaw, the painting had gone missing after the failure of the Warsaw Uprising of 1944, as Nazi soldiers destroyed and looted works of art en masse. Finished in 1881 and originally purchased by the National Museum in Warsaw in 1928, the recovery of Gierymski’s painting from a German auction house in 2010 was a momentous event. The efforts of the Polish Ministry of Culture and National Heritage to reclaim the canvas lasted nearly a year. It was no easy task – German law offered no legal recourse for a rightful owner to regain a stolen work after such a long, uninterrupted period in other hands. Consequently, Poland was forced to buy back Jewish Woman with Oranges, with the PZU Foundation bankrolling the second purchase of the painting and covering the costs of the its restoration. The recovered painting was in very poor condition and returning it to its former glory took many months of meticulous work. Today, "Żydówka z pomarańczami" once again glows with its clear colors and a sense of depth, air and light fill the landscape depicting Warsaw’s Powiśle district in the background. The poor, life-weary woman, with highlighted cheeks and prominent wrinkles, wears colorful red and orange clothing including a cap on her head and a scarf on her shoulders. She stands looking directly at us with two baskets of oranges in her hands hoping to sell but a few. Her once-beautiful face, wrinkled by time, sadness and resignation, still reflects a human dignity that refuses to succumb to life’s misfortunes.

Żydówka z pomarańczami (Jewish Woman with Oranges) by Aleksander Gierymski (Polish) - Oil on canvas / 1880-1881 - National Museum in Warsaw (Poland) #womeninart #oilpainting #art #womensart #portraitofawoman #PolishArt #NationalMuseuminWarsaw #AleksanderGierymski #Gierymski #artwork #Polishartist

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Agnieszka
Agnieszka
@agniesz.bsky.social
1 year ago
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30.01.1850 ur. się Aleksander Gierymski, jeden z najwybitniejszych przedstawicieli realizmu, prekursor impresjonizmu, eksperymentował ze światłem i kolorem (luminizm). Pejzaże, miejskie nokturny, sceny z życia biedoty to częste u niego motywy.
#BornOnThisDay #AleksanderGierymski

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