Julian Fałat

Julian Fałat, a leading Polish Impressionist, captured the essence of Polish landscapes and hunting scenes with his prolific watercolors.

ABOUT

Born in Tuligłowy, near Lwów, in 1853, Julian Fałat became one of Poland's most significant watercolorists and landscapists, known for his vibrant Impressionistic style. His artistic journey began at the Kraków School of Fine Arts under Władysław Łuszczkiewicz, followed by studies at the prestigious Art Academy of Munich. Fałat's extensive travels across Europe and Asia in 1885 profoundly influenced his artistic development, leading him to explore themes of Polish landscapes…

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NOTABLE WORKS

By the campfire. 1850 Old man praying 1881 · National Museum in Warsaw Beadle knocking at the door 1883 · National Museum in Kraków In the forest (Uhlans’ post) 1884 · National Museum in Warsaw Dogs at a Hunt 1886 · National Museum in Kraków Pine forest 1888 · National Museum in Kraków

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INFLUENCES

Influenced by

Władysław ŁuszczkiewiczHistorical Painting

Influenced