Pictures of Polish artists of the 19th century. Polish Folk Painting

02.09.2020

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Marta Zamarska (Marta Zamarska) Modern Polish artist and, in combination, a qualified teacher of English.
In 2008, she graduated from the Warsaw Academy of Fine Arts, the Faculty of Painting, having received a diploma with honors. There, the artist was engaged in the artistic guidance of Professor Krzyshto Vachovik (painting), Professor Dorothy Greenzel (batik, artistic letter on the fabric), Dr. Peter Zubte (theoretical part).

Driving force art. Anna Bocek.

"There is no doubt that the main driving force in art, the theater became the most important source of inspiration and spiritual experience for me, both for the viewer and for the artist. Both aspects are equally important for me, in any case, now (what will happen next Nobody). The first and, perhaps, the most important, factor that has influenced and still directly affects the themes of my paintings - this is not so much to the very theatrical space as to a person existing in it and living according to his rules.

Idyllic landscapes of endless summer. Kasia Domanska.

"Infinite Summer", this is a cycle of Casi Domanskaya paintings with realistic depicted, careless scenes of coastal rest. Sea wind, blue sky and golden sand. On the top of all this splendor - colorful towels and blankets in the hands of tanned, beautiful women with elegant bodies. Work cycle Casi Domanskaya, in essence - idyllic landscapes with idle people. We see inflatable mattresses, colorful drinks, ice cream on a stick, fluttering in the wind dresses and simple, but elegant hairstyles.

Inside a person. Justyna Kopania.

"Art of my asylum, life, poetry, music, the best cigars, tasty, strong tea, all about my life consists. My art reflects the world, which I perceive a bit differently, like everything. I am writing people who met, love, The nature of which admire and, in general, all things that affect my worldview. A person is the main source of my inspiration and is the main theme of my paintings. I want to transfer to canvas not only its appearance and manners, but also a psyche, relationship , emotions, as well as all complex processes that occur both outside and inside a person.

Oil painting. AGNIESZKA WENCKA.

Agnieszka Wentska (Agnieszka Wencka) Modern Polish artist was born on January 3, 1978, in the village of Ovcheglov. Draw, like many artists, began in childhood, so it is not surprising that after graduating from high school, she, as an artist, which meets high hopes, received an invitation from the university. Adam Mikievich and entered the artistic faculty (direction in oil painting) of this institution.

Photo or pictures? Dariusz Zejmo.

The tanty Polish artist Dariusus Zeimo (Dariusz Zejmo) was born in Kozuhov, Poland, in a small town, in the West of the country, in 1966, studied at the Faculty of Faculty of the University. Nikolai Copernicus in Toruni, upon completion of which he received a diploma in the specialty. Professionally engaged in books illustration and design postcards, created more than 170 works.

Orange-red portraits. Elzbieta Brozek.

Elzbiet Brozek (Elzbieta Brozek) modern polish artist, creating, mainly portraits of women, preferring to use red and orange tones in their paintings. In some cases, she writes realism in the technique, and in others you can see the influence of the symbolism of the Austrian artist Gustav Clima.

In Polish painting, many paintings for historical topics, incl. About Russia and Russians. Below is a selection of the most interesting of them. These paintings should be seen, friends. They quite brightly reveal the national mentality and the attitude of the Poles to their past. And to the beloved Eastern neighbor, in particular.

Artist in Polish - aRTYSTA MALARZ. Artist-painter, in short. However, the Poles had a lot of talented masters, far from the painters. For example, Jan Matesyo and his "romantic nationalism" of the 19th century, the battalist Woaceci Koszak and others. Some pictures of anti-Russian in meaning. But we will not forget that the last years of 300 in almost all wars, Russian and Poles were on different sides of the barricades.

In order to understand everything well that artists reflected in the paintings, you need to learn one thing, the most important thing: there were no Poland and Russia. There was one state for the entire planet, in which the Great War was held between the troops of the government of this state (the White Guard, White Dealer, White Order) and rebidden Cossacks held in the service of this government. That is, afterwards the Red Army, who has replenished its troops from anyone who took the names Slave ..

01.
Jan Mateyko. "MASTER". 1862
1514, the next war of Poland and Muscovy. The Russians walked Smolensk, and the first success was invaded in Belarus. But there were broken in the battle under Ors. In the Palace of the Polish King - Ball on the occasion of victory. True, Smolensk, according to the results of the war, remains in the hands of Muscovy. Everyone is danced (in the background), and the dowry jog by name Machine Sits and thinks about the future of Poland. Smolensk gave, so soon all the salt.

Important moment. War begins in 1853. Therefore, all the events presented in the paintings are automatically transferred to the second half of 19 or at the beginning of the 20th century.
And the fictional characters and chronology return to those who composed it all. In memory .

Employed detail: Ball - European entertainment. 1514th year, and they have ball. In Russia, the first balls at the court will be in 200 years, under Peter.

Detail about the ball, indeed, is engaged .. Firstly, the Polish gentball is - this is the White Guard. Government troops. Legitimate. They have a riot in the army. I doubt that in such circumstances they will be before the balls. At least in the form of an unrestrained fun, as we represent. So it is likely that we are talking about red. Here there is a ball with dressing up just manic. Who in the picture I do not take it. But I won't be surprised if the artist portrayed the leader of Elston's ruffers. This before the balls was exactly the case, and the face is insignificant for the plot of the paintings, it is unlikely that someone would have interested ..

02.
Jan Mateyko. "Stefan Batient Pskov". 1872
The jester was the right station. Muscovites began with Smolensk, then they wanted more. In the picture - the Livonian war, which Ivan Grozny began to capture the Baltic States. Osada Pskov Army of Polish King Stephen Batory. After several months of the siege of the ambassador of Ivan the Terrible, they requested the world: they are crawling on his knees in front of Stefan. In the plot there are questions here (in fact, there was no such meeting of the bar with ambassadors under Pskov), but the world was soon concluded, yes. And really unsuccessful for Russia, like the Livonian war itself.

Employed detail. To the left of Stephen - a man in red, this is Chancellor Jan Zamoysky. Singler Stephen Batory Paduan University in Italy. In Russia, the first tsarist special, which will go to learn to the West will be Peter (on a carpenter, in Holland). By the way, before Stephen, Batory in Padua went to learn Nikolai Copernicus, the first Polish scientist with a world name. The Russian analogue of Copernicus (Lomonosov) will appear after 250 years.

Let's forget once and forever about Ivan Grozny and Peter 1 .. There were no such. At all. Better about what is happening in the picture. As I see it. In the picture, defeated traitors. What kind of clowns be fighting his forehead about the land will not say, apparently, someone his skins are very sorry, they think to save. More interesting Figures of warriors. To the right, standing with a diurnal view of the LATER (there is also an interesting Cossack person there), and the figure in black. By the way, I have a feeling that this character was embarrassed by black. It is too knocked out this stain out of the whole picture, the contours are drawn apologue. With hands, it is generally incomprehensible that. And the figure is important in the picture. I would say the key. It is on this "the humanities aims and attention of all other characters are directed. Someone is trying to look at him with interest because of those standing closer, the two Cossacks are gentle by one, another deliberately turned away, who stands behind the winged warrior on his face. (By the way, see that the winged angels and warriors - no symbolism and allegory. Wings - military ammunition, we simply have no idea how it worked and in what cases it was used. We have a whole winged army on historical! Crane. The author wrote that I knew well, being a member of those military events). See on. At the Cossack next to a man in black on his face a whole squall of emotions. It seems that, contrary to the charter and discipline now pounce on the traitor. In general, the whole species says one thing: "Keep me guys! I do not answer for myself." The Cossack is older a little behind the pain and reproach on the face .. In general, consider all the good things themselves. Almost every character is concentrated by the artist precisely on this person in black. Even the fact that Stefan and Yang Zamoysky (names are very conventional) deliberately avoid a direct look at this man in black, once again underlines the fact that everything that happens in the picture is focused on this character. Stephen allegedly looks at the satellite of this man, although the look is quite absent. With Jan Zasoysky and interesting. First, he is a figure from the foreground and separated from the rest. Important. Secondly, his external similarity with man in black is thrown into the eyes. Brother traitor? Judging by the left hand, convulsively in something clinging, and the look in "Nowhere", this yang more than it is not indifferent to what is happening, but he tries to restrain himself. In general, I will not continue to increase the number of text, I will pay attention to just one part. What will be returned to Stephan on the gold tray? Agree that for the "gifts" from the "seekers of the world" it looks sufficiently slaughter. But if this is an important thing that was sticking and now returned, then everything really really looks. I wonder what it is? ...

03.
Tsar Lhadmitriy I, portrait of an unknown artist. Nach 17th century
This picture is also known as the "Portrait of Vishenetsky Castle" (Family Castle Marina Mnishek - Falsmitria's wife). In troubled time, the Poles managed to put in the Kremlin of his king-impostor. In the painting of Grigory Fravev, he is also Falsenedmy I, depicted as a Russian king (written in Latin Demetrius Imperator), on the table - the crown and knightly helmet.

Lhadmitry I and his wife-Polka is 1605-1606. But you will sleep: the Polish gentball has already taught Latin, built castles and considered herself part of the European knighthood. Russian nobles will wear a European dress, will begin to learn languages \u200b\u200band argue that they are also Europe - generations in 5-7.

Lhadmitry, though, promoted on the throne for a short time. He was overthrown as a result of the Folk Bunt in Moscow. It is interesting to compare the pompous Polish portrait of an impostor with how Falgedmia was depicted in Russian painting 19 V.

04.
Karl Venig. "The last minutes of the life of Falsmitria I". 1879

Here I have nothing to say, except that the hero of the picture has reminded Felix Yusupova younger ..

Artist Karl Bogdanovich Venig was unlikely to think that in the 21st century his picture will become an inexhaustible source of parodies on the internal and foreign policy of Russia :)

When Falsitriya I threw off, the Poles took a direct intervention, captured Moscow. Also captured Vasily Shuisky (the king, who was after the Faldmitry) along with the brothers, and everyone was taken to Warsaw. There the former king, who had fought with the Poles before that, was forced to go into the belt to the Belt to King Sigizmundu III and kiss his hands.

05.
Jan Mateyko. "King Shuisky in the Sejm in Warsaw." 1892
Royal Castle in Warsaw, 1611th year. Vasily Shuisky is bowed to Sigizmund, touching the hand of the Earth. On the left, apparently, his brother Ivan, who (according to Polish sources) was generally lying in his feet and beat himself his head about the floor. In the background, deputies of the Seima (Polish Parliament) are sitting with a sense of deep satisfaction. Flags are solved, the bright sun shines. Triumph!

Here, in my opinion, the events are echoing with the picture "Stephen Batorium under Pskov". Consider carefully .

This event received the name "Hołd Ruski" in Poland (Russian oath) and is cultivated in the circles of Polish nationalists. Below creature from one of them. It is written: "10/29/2011 - 400 years Russian oath. Somehow they bowed to us".

In fact, the artist Jan Mateyko wrote this picture in 1892, to cheer up his compatriots. They say, there were times - and we had their own state, and the king, and the Sejm, and the kings kneeling.

It is noteworthy that the king in Poland was not at all the fact that the king in Russia. Poland self-adjusting did not know. It was a republic of the gentry. Sejm choose King and controlled it. Taxes, war, peace - all with the consent of the Seima. Moreover, if the king led himself undemocratically, proud gentle had the right to rokosh. He is kipish. Those. The right to the opposition to the king, like a peaceful ("War of Chernilnez" and the discussion in blogs) and non-peaceful.

06.
Vaclav Pavlishak. "Cossack gift." 1885
Zaporozhets caught a notable prisoner and gives his shutters, removing the cap in front of them. Nothing amazing, part of the Cossacks was in the Polish service (for money). They were used as mercenaries in addition to the Polish army. Including repeatedly - in wars against Russia. As for the captive, it is apparently the Crimean Tatar. This is of course a bummer. The main business of Crimean Khanate was a slave trade. And here I am in captivity ...

Thanks to a democracy and liberty, Poland have century-old traditions (unlike some other countries). But the truth was there one nuance. All libations were for a narrow circle. Peasants they did not touch. The peasants in Poland from the 15th century were addressed to serfs. And in such a sad state of 300 years old. They were called chlopi. (Flap), as well as bYDLO. (Cattle). The word "cattle" then from Poland through Ukraine fell into Russian.

07.
Joseph Helmont. "Payment of payment (Saturday on the foil)." 1869 G.
Folvark - Polish barchina. Pan forced the clams to work for himself for free or in order of compulsory hiring (for example, before having hesitated from the ground and leaving without the means). In the picture - the foil on the day of pay. The group of peasants in the center received a penny and in horror - how to feed the children to these pennies? Two clams on the left, on the contrary, cheerful. Already managed to get drunk.

It is engaged that the house of Pana with such a ripple - still poor, the roof is completely collapsed. This is a subtle hint of the artist - the gentry was famous for his transit. They squeezed bread from the foils, chased abroad, money was spent on all garbage. War, Boot and Ponte - That was the mentality of the gentry. An expensive crew, a sobular fur coat with gold buttons, and a balcony, to dance :)

08.
Alexander Kocis. "In Shinke". OK. 1870
While the gentry danced on the balas, the flap remained only to go to the tires (Kabak). It was a popular business. Schinkaire was, for example, Praded V.I. Lenin Moshe Blank from the city of Starokonstantinov on Volyn. In 1795, according to the third section, Poland Volyn together with Moshe Blank and his tavern moved to Russia.

However, in the triad "War, Pokhan and Ponte" at the Polish elite in 17 century. There are problems with war. No, Poles have never been shorts in war. The problem was in the organization. War is the convening of the universal militia of the gentry ( commonly distribution), And this is through the Sejm. And money for war is also the Seimas. Such decisions were not easy for it, which weakened the combat capability of Poland. When in 1648, the Hmelnitsky rebellion of Khmelnitsky, the Poles were initially able to put a modest army of only 40 thousand people. For her, traveling from 100 thousand sub-logs with junk and 5,000 women of easy behavior was driving. We went to war as a wedding. And they were headlong broken with the Cossacks.

From the rebellion of Khmelnitsky began the sunset of Poland. The neighbors began to bite off from her, then here, then there. And in the end, at the end of the 18th century were divided completely. And bribed the Sejm and he himself voted for it!

09.
Jan Mateyko. "Ratin - Poland decline." 1866
Seyme in 1773 decides to agree with the section of Poland. Tadeusch's banks Ratan, the last Patriot of Poland, trying to prevent this in despair: to go to the exit, not giving deputies to break after the meeting. Multi-deputies are ashamed, they just sold their country. On the wall - the portrait of Catherine II (their sponsor), behind the door - Russian Grenadiers, upstairs in the bed - Russian ambassador repinn with two ladies. Here really - the decline of Poland!

An interesting picture. What is really going on here?

Polish people, of course, did not accept Poland with decline. There were several major uprisings depressed by the powers participating in the section. 100,000 Polesov-Volunteers participated in the campaign of the "Great Army" Napoleon to Moscow in 1812, hoped to obtain independence.

10.
Wojca Coszak. "Gusar Great Army." 1907
In the picture - the Pole from the Army of Napoleon. The artist himself served as a street in the army, so she drew the cavalry with knowledge of the case.

Napoleons from us from the company of Grozny, Peter and Catherine. Forgot. Before us, the troops of the government. About "painted with knowledge of the case" fully agree. .

11.
Yet Wojca Coszak. "Spring 1813". 1903
Snow came up ... And there the remains of brave cavalrymen.

The coscak passed reality. 100%. Look at the corpses. The right sticks not just legs, and the legs are black. Negroes in the troops of Elston -Sumokova was even debugging. And write off that it is just the corpses of the blackened, it will not work. In the left corner of the legs of another corpse. And they are white. From one battle under one snow lay.

Another busy fact: Poles fought for Napoleon not only in Russia, but also in Spain, gave Gerilla (Spanish resistance to the French). To earn independence to yourself, the Poles deprived her Spaniards.

12.
Yanuaria Sukhodolsky. "Sturm of the walls of the Zaragoza." 1845
In 1808, Zaragoza rebelled against the French invaders. She was deposited by 9 months. All, women, children fought. 50 thousand people died . In the picture - the Poles rush into the city.

Speaking a little: occupiers-elston gangsters-invaders. Against them, really fought all. And women and children.

13.
Yanuaria Sukhodolsky. "Battle of San Domingo". 1845
This is not Spain. This is the punitive expedition of Napoleon on the island of Haiti (then - the Colony of San Domingo). There are local negros against the French, and Poles arrived together with the French.

Again, all the same: the troops of the White Government and the Elston Negro-thugs. And here in the literal sense. Funny uniforms at the "local rebels Haitians" turned out)

14.
Wojca Coszak. "November night". 1898
This is an anti-Russian uprising of 1830-31. It began in November 1830 with the rebel attacks on the Palace of Belvedere in Warsaw (the residence of the Poland's governor). In the picture - the fight between the rebels and Russian pures on the night from November 29 to November 30, 1830

All as it is. Buntovshchiki capture one of the residences of the White Government .

Palace the rebels took, but the governor escaped. The uprising was suppressed in 1831 by the troops of Field Marshal Ivan Passevich, who received the title "Prince Ivan Warsaw". Paskevich, perhaps the first Ukrainian in the Russian army, who was reached by Marshal.

15.
Wojca Coszak. "Emilia canter in the battle under Shauli." 1904

This is again a rebellion of 1830-31 in the center of the picture - Countess Emilia Potter, something like the Polish Jeanne D`ark. Countess commanded the rebel detachment, personally participated in the battles. During one of the trips, I got sick and died at the age of 25. The legendary personality in Poland (as well as among the Belarusian nationalists).

Very interesting girl. From the ancient knightly aristocratic kind. Even taking into account the early death, so much did for the liberation of the Motherland from the invaders, and to this day there are legends, and Poland, Belarus, Lithuania, Latvia claim to belong to this woman with their Earth. And no one is lying and not mistaken. Because certain these states at that time were not in the risen and even in the plans. Protect one great homeland all, including women.

16.
Wojca Coszak. "Circassians in Krakow suburb." 1912
This anti-Russian uprising of 1863 is also called the January uprising. Krakow suburb is a prospectus in Warsaw. Russian troops are broken into the city. The last artist depicted in the form of a horde of Circassians carrying around the city with an Orthodox banner. True, Circassians are Muslims, but it does not matter. Circassians are powered into the air from all kinds of weapons, mashed with weaks, passersby run away.

A strong thing ... By the way, the painting was originally called "Dagestan Wedding on Tverskaya" (joke).

Very well depicted an artist who was the ruffers and that they represented in the case. Cossacks. About Orthodoxy and Muslim in relation to the Cossacks of that time I would not say. Religions in our understanding did not have. Their obsession is indicative. Lying on a pavement child, according to which he is about to go through with hooves, speaks many.

17.
"Russian army robs the Polish estate during the January uprising." Unless Polish artist 19 V.
The author tried to portray Russian soldiers and officers as repellent as possible. The horde of savages buffels in the cultural European home, the child was thrown out of the stroller, chatting a picture with bayonets.

A very vivid example of what the Elstonian troops worked. With the reservation that they just broke into the house and all horror are still ahead ..

18.
Arthur Grotger. "Path to Siberia." 1867
The participants of the uprising of 1863 are chased to Siberia.

19.
Alexander Sokachevsky. "Farewell to Europe." 1894
Polish rebels of 1863 on the way to Siberia. They reached obelisk on the border of Europe and Asia. The artist himself was a member of the uprising, received 20 years cautious (he is somewhere in the picture, by the way, near the obelisk).

One of the strong fragments.

20.
Alexander Sokachevsky. "Pani Gudzinskaya". 1894
This is a real character, the participant of the uprising, which was exiled to the salvery under Irkutsk (as well as the author of the picture). In Warsaw, she had a husband and 2 children. He worked on the saltwalls, she was launched in the hole in the hole in the hangar. Mumers at Katorga in 1866.

21.
Yatek Malchevsky. "Death at the stage." 1891
More horrors of the royal gulag.

22.
Yatek Marcelsky. "Vigil in Siberia". 1892
Vigil is a night vigil from Catholics before Easter or Merry Christmas. Polish exiles in Siberia are true to their native Catholic faith. By the way, the exile at the table looks quite decent - the remedy, in the costumes, white shirts.

23.
Stanislav Maslovsky. "Spring of 1905." 1906
This is already a revolution of 1905-1907. She covered Poland too. In the picture of the Cossacks, who performed the role of the royal riot, lead arrested. Contrast of convoy and the arrestant: Four LBs on horses lead one little man.

24.
Wojca Coszak. "Pogrom". 1907
The revolution of 1905 was accompanied by a wave of Jewish pogroms, incl. in Poland. In the picture - the Russian Cossack in shape and with weapons against the background of the pogrom. They burn at home, there are corpses on the pavement. However, the Cossack in this case is not a representative of the rule of law. He himself is a loot and there. This is what the artist Woacket Coszak say. Here, they say, she, Russian army: gangsters and killers.

The soldiers and the royal police were really parties to a number of pogroms, for example, in Bialystok (1906). However, the races grasted and among the local population. They just didn't get to the picture of the coscak ... And the revolution of 1905 did not bring Poland. I had to wait until 1918.

All so, only the pogroms across the earth did not go Jewish. Killed and robbed white people. All the same Buntari Cossacks with their Horde Negro Slave .

25.
Wojca Coszak. "Ulan conjunates Russian prisoners." 1916
This is the First World War. On horseback - volunteer from the so-called. Polish Legion of the Austrian Army. Approximately 25 thousand Polish nationalists went to the service to the Austrians and fought on their side on the Eastern Front. These legionnaires then made up the backbone of the officer corps of independent Poland.

Note for yourself that one leads three prisoners! Recall the picture above with another convoy when one captive several convoirs. So the difference in the quality of both armies is evident. White and red. By the way, the face of the first of the captives in the picture is simply scary .

In November 1918, after the capitulation of Germany and Austria, the independence of Poland was finally restored. And immediately began a series of wars per borders in the east. First, the Polish-Ukrainian War of 1918-19, in which the Poles from the head of the Ukrainian nationalists were broken. Then the Soviet-Polish war of 1920, in which the Poles were broken and the Red Army too. The war was with varying success, and the fracture came when Tukhachev's troops reached Warsaw ("Miracle on Wisle"). This war that will be called in Poland polish Bolshevik, left a considerable track in local art.

26.
Wojca Coszak. "Soviet enemy".
Again the horde of savages, one with a bottle instead of checkers. Pay attention to the figure of the killed peaceful resident left (on which the girl cries). The figure is one to one with the picture "Pogrom".

Just without words. Red Soviet army as it is.

27.
Jersey Coszak. "Wonder on Vistula on September 15, 1920" .1930
Jersey Coszak is the son of Wojca Koszaka. The picture is devoted to the counteroffensiveness of the Polish army at Warsaw in August 1920. Soviet troops were surrounded, the Polish capital was saved. In the picture - the abundant attack of Poles, supported from the air by Aviation and Jesus Christ.

This picture is just something stunning in its informativeness. And this is the 20th century. Even taking into account the fact that her "ruled" and was covered with the fact that people see not allowed, looks at a lot! Let's start with the fact that there is no close to any Christ. Neither real nor symbolic. In the sky over the upcoming troops depicted a winner girl. The same thing that is currently towers in the Alexander Column in St. Petersburg. The leader of the Angelic Hardship, the appearance of which did not promote the enemy anything good. Look carefully by increasing the image. There were no aircraft there. Recall the winged troops from the picture about Stefan and combine both paintings in some of the military historical events. What weapons were used, transport and other gadgets, as we call it now, you can only guess.
And this picture was also reworked. Compare options.

28.
Jersey Coszak. "Fighting for the runaway Commissioner." 1934
Commissioner in Red Rubach ticks from Polish Ulannov.

The revived Poland (the second issue compulculated, as they call it) existed only 21 years. All ended in 1939.

29.
Jersey Coszak. "Battle under curtain". 1939
With checkers on tanks: Ulans against the Wehrmacht. This is from the series "One rifle on five", Polish option. Tanks of the incomprehensible model, from the side of the hatch, where the cavalryrs throw the peaks ...

Very interesting job. What amazing, previously unprecedented tanks is a separate conversation and more for men, in these things we understand. I was interested in what these tanks attack the warriors liking .. and a very interesting approaching detachment on the right. Isn't the wings again looked again on the heads of riders? And that is characteristic, from the nearest tank tank, the guilt has already been released and continuously demonstrate further non-resistance.

30.
Jersey Coszak. "Battle under curtain". 1943
Separate incomprehensible moments in the first picture of the picture forced the artist to rewrite it after several years.

In my opinion, this picture does not belong to Jeh coszaku! First, there is no signature, in contrast to all his work. Secondly, it is unlikely that the artist will be redone his creation in order to whom something is incomprehensible. This is the later "political correct" alteration. The people in the union of artists grabbed. To work was to whom.

After 1945, Poland enters the Soviet bloc and social identity begins there. About this:

31.
Julius Studnitsky. "Stakhanovka Gertrud Vysotskaya." 1950
On the box on the left it is written Centrala Rybna. Chief!

Not everything was true, so fun ..

32.
Felix Kai-Kryzheinsky. "Polish prisoners on the way to Siberia." 1940

33.
Felix Kai-Kryzheinsky. "Hungry steppe. Kazakhstan. 1945
Deportated Poles in Central Asia. In the picture of the presumably sister of the artist Elizabeth Kryzheinskaya.

34.
Yehzh Zelinsky. "Smile, or 30 years old, or ha ha ha", 1974
Famous painting in pop art style. Sushed lips symbolize censorship and communist dictatorship in the then Poland. At the same time, three crosses are 30 Roman numbers, just in 1974, turned thirty years of the coming of the Soviet Army to Poland (1944), which brought a new power. Well, finally, if you read in Russian, it's easy: Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha :)

The original is taken by W. uGlich_JJ. In the history of Russia in the paintings of Polish artists ...

Let's hope that the photos of these people are not submersible .

Jan Mateyko. "MASTER". 1862
1514, the next war of Poland and Muscovy. The Russians walked Smolensk, and the first success was invaded in Belarus. But there were broken in the battle under Ors. In the Palace of the Polish King - Ball on the occasion of victory. True, Smolensk, according to the results of the war, remains in the hands of Muscovy. Everyone is danced (in the background), and the dowry jog by name Machine Sits and thinks about the future of Poland. Smolensk gave, so soon all the salt.

Employed detail: Ball - European entertainment. 1514th year, and they have ball. In Russia, the first balls at the court will be in 200 years, under Peter.

Jan Mateyko. "Stefan Batient Pskov". 1872
The jester was the right station. Muscovites began with Smolensk, then they wanted more. In the picture - the Livonian war, which Ivan Grozny began to capture the Baltic States. Osada Pskov Army of Polish King Stephen Batory. After several months of the siege of the ambassador of Ivan the Terrible, they requested the world: they are crawling on his knees in front of Stefan. In the plot there are questions here (in fact, there was no such meeting of the bar with ambassadors under Pskov), but the world was soon concluded, yes. And really unsuccessful for Russia, like the Livonian war itself.

Tsar Lhadmitriy I, portrait of an unknown artist. Nach 17th century
This picture is also known as the "Portrait of Vishenetsky Castle" (Family Castle Marina Mnishek - Falsmitria's wife). In troubled time, the Poles managed to put in the Kremlin of his king-impostor. In the painting of Grigory Fravev, he is also Falsenedmy I, depicted as a Russian king (written in Latin Demetrius Imperator), on the table - the crown and knightly helmet.

Karl Venig. "The last minutes of the life of Falsmitria I". 1879

Artist Karl Bogdanovich Venig was unlikely to think that in the 21st century his picture will become an inexhaustible source of parodies on the internal and foreign policy of Russia :)

Jan Mateyko. "King Shuisky in the Sejm in Warsaw." 1892
Royal Castle in Warsaw, 1611th year. Vasily Shuisky is bowed to Sigizmund, touching the hand of the Earth. On the left, apparently, his brother Ivan, who (according to Polish sources) was generally lying in his feet and beat himself his head about the floor. In the background, deputies of the Seima (Polish Parliament) are sitting with a sense of deep satisfaction. Flags are solved, the bright sun shines. Triumph!

In fact, the artist Jan Mateyko wrote this picture in 1892, to cheer up his compatriots. They say, there were times - and we had their own state, and the king, and the Sejm, and the kings kneeling.

Vaclav Pavlishak. "Cossack gift." 1885
Zaporozhets caught a notable prisoner and gives his shutters, removing the cap in front of them. Nothing amazing, part of the Cossacks was in the Polish service (for money). They were used as mercenaries in addition to the Polish army. Including repeatedly - in wars against Russia. As for the captive, it is apparently the Crimean Tatar. This is of course a bummer. The main business of Crimean Khanate was a slave trade. And here I am in captivity ...

Joseph Helmont. "Payment of payment (Saturday on the foil)." 1869 G.
Folvark - Polish barchina. Pan forced the clams to work for himself for free or in order of compulsory hiring (for example, before having hesitated from the ground and leaving without the means). In the picture - the foil on the day of pay. The group of peasants in the center received a penny and in horror - how to feed the children to these pennies? Two clams on the left, on the contrary, cheerful. Already managed to get drunk.

Alexander Kocis. "In Shinke". OK. 1870
While the gentry danced on the balas, the flap remained only to go to the tires (Kabak). It was a popular business. Schinkaire was, for example, Praded V.I. Lenin Moshe Blank from the city of Starokonstantinov on Volyn. In 1795, according to the third section, Poland Volyn together with Moshe Blank and his tavern moved to Russia.

Jan Mateyko. "Ratin - Poland decline." 1866
Seyme in 1773 decides to agree with the section of Poland. Tadeusch's banks Ratan, the last Patriot of Poland, trying to prevent this in despair: to go to the exit, not giving deputies to break after the meeting. Multi-deputies are ashamed, they just sold their country. On the wall - the portrait of Catherine II (their sponsor), behind the door - Russian Grenadiers, upstairs in the bed - Russian ambassador repinn with two ladies. Here really - the decline of Poland!

Wojca Coszak. "Gusar Great Army." 1907
In the picture - the Pole from the Army of Napoleon. The artist himself served as a street in the army, so she drew the cavalry with knowledge of the case.

Yet Wojca Coszak. "Spring 1813". 1903
Snow came up ... And there the remains of brave cavalrymen.

Yanuaria Sukhodolsky. "Sturm of the walls of the Zaragoza." 1845
In 1808, Zaragoza rebelled against the French invaders. She was deposited by 9 months. All, women, children fought. 50 thousand people died . In the picture - the Poles rush into the city.

Yanuaria Sukhodolsky. "Battle of San Domingo". 1845
This is not Spain. This is the punitive expedition of Napoleon on the island of Haiti (then - the Colony of San Domingo). There are local negros against the French, and Poles arrived together with the French.

Wojca Coszak. "November night". 1898
This is an anti-Russian uprising of 1830-31. It began in November 1830 with the rebel attacks on the Palace of Belvedere in Warsaw (the residence of the Poland's governor). In the picture - the fight between the rebels and Russian pures on the night from November 29 to November 30, 1830

Wojca Coszak. "Emilia canter in the battle under Shauli." 1904

Wojca Coszak. "Circassians in Krakow suburb." 1912
This anti-Russian uprising of 1863 is also called the January uprising. Krakow suburb is a prospectus in Warsaw. Russian troops are broken into the city. The last artist depicted in the form of a horde of Circassians carrying around the city with an Orthodox banner. True, Circassians are Muslims, but it does not matter. Circassians are powered into the air from all kinds of weapons, mashed with weaks, passersby run away.

A strong thing ... By the way, the painting was originally called "Dagestan Wedding on Tverskaya" (joke).

"Russian army robs the Polish estate during the January uprising." Unless Polish artist 19 V.
The author tried to portray Russian soldiers and officers as repellent as possible. The horde of savages buffels in the cultural European home, the child was thrown out of the stroller, chatting a picture with bayonets.

Arthur Grotger. "Path to Siberia." 1867
The participants of the uprising of 1863 are chased to Siberia.

Alexander Sokachevsky. "Farewell to Europe." 1894
Polish rebels of 1863 on the way to Siberia. They reached obelisk on the border of Europe and Asia. The artist himself was a member of the uprising, received 20 years cautious (he is somewhere in the picture, by the way, near the obelisk).

One of the strong fragments.

Alexander Sokachevsky. "Pani Gudzinskaya". 1894
This is a real character, the participant of the uprising, which was exiled to the salvery under Irkutsk (as well as the author of the picture). In Warsaw, she had a husband and 2 children. He worked on the saltwalls, she was launched in the hole in the hole in the hangar. Mumers at Katorga in 1866.

Yatek Malchevsky. "Death at the stage." 1891
More horrors of the royal gulag.

Yatek Marcelsky. "Vigil in Siberia". 1892
Vigil is a night vigil from Catholics before Easter or Merry Christmas. Polish exiles in Siberia are true to their native Catholic faith. By the way, the exile at the table looks quite decent - the remedy, in the costumes, white shirts.

Stanislav Maslovsky. "Spring of 1905." 1906
This is already a revolution of 1905-1907. She covered Poland too. In the picture of the Cossacks, who performed the role of the royal riot, lead arrested. Contrast of convoy and the arrestant: Four LBs on horses lead one little man.

Wojca Coszak. "Pogrom". 1907
The revolution of 1905 was accompanied by a wave of Jewish pogroms, incl. in Poland. In the picture - the Russian Cossack in shape and with weapons against the background of the pogrom. They burn at home, there are corpses on the pavement. However, the Cossack in this case is not a representative of the rule of law. He himself is a loot and there. This is what the artist Woacket Coszak say. Here, they say, she, Russian army: gangsters and killers.

Wojca Coszak. "Ulan conjunates Russian prisoners." 1916
This is the First World War. On horseback - volunteer from the so-called. Polish Legion of the Austrian Army. Approximately 25 thousand Polish nationalists went to the service to the Austrians and fought on their side on the Eastern Front. These legionnaires then made up the backbone of the officer corps of independent Poland.

Wojca Coszak. "Soviet enemy".
Again the horde of savages, one with a bottle instead of checkers. Pay attention to the figure of the killed peaceful resident left (on which the girl cries). The figure is one to one with the picture "Pogrom".

Jersey Coszak. "Wonder on Vistula on September 15, 1920" .1930
Jersey Coszak is the son of Wojca Koszaka. The picture is devoted to the counteroffensiveness of the Polish army at Warsaw in August 1920. Soviet troops were surrounded, the Polish capital was saved. In the picture - the abundant attack of Poles, supported from the air by Aviation and Jesus Christ.

Jersey Coszak. "Fighting for the runaway Commissioner." 1934
Commissioner in Red Rubach ticks from Polish Ulannov.

The revived Poland (the second issue compulculated, as they call it) existed only 21 years. All ended in 1939.

Jersey Coszak. "Battle under curtain". 1939
With checkers on tanks: Ulans against the Wehrmacht. This is from the series "One rifle on five", Polish option. Tanks of the incomprehensible model, from the side of the hatch, where the cavalryrs throw the peaks ...

Jersey Coszak. "Battle under curtain". 1943
Separate incomprehensible moments in the first picture of the picture forced the artist to rewrite it after several years.

After 1945, Poland enters the Soviet bloc and social identity begins there. About this:

Julius Studnitsky. "Stakhanovka Gertrud Vysotskaya." 1950
On the box on the left it is written Centrala Rybna. Chief!

Not everything was true, so fun ..

Felix Kai-Kryzheinsky. "Polish prisoners on the way to Siberia." 1940

Felix Kai-Kryzheinsky. "Hungry steppe. Kazakhstan. 1945
Deportated Poles in Central Asia. In the picture of the presumably sister of the artist Elizabeth Kryzheinskaya.

Yehzh Zelinsky. "Smile, or 30 years old, or ha ha ha", 1974
Famous painting in pop art style. Sushed lips symbolize censorship and communist dictatorship in the then Poland. At the same time, three crosses are 30 Roman numbers, just in 1974, turned thirty years of the coming of the Soviet Army to Poland (1944), which brought a new power. Well, finally, if you read in Russian, it's easy: Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha :)

Art has always attracted public attention. He was criticized, scolded, discussed, they admired them. Contemporary art, as many critics say - chaos. Now everyone creates everything that he wants: paints the floor, sets a segment of the fabric on a wooden stick, scatters stones along the art gallery, or simply copies the work of famous masters. Looking at all this, it is impossible to predict the public reaction and the success of a particular creation. And today we want to submit to our readers the top five of Polish artists, the works of which, one way or another, admires the whole world.

Alexander Valishevsk (Aleksandra Waliszewska.)

Famous Polish artist specializing in machine and wall painting. Born in Warsaw, in 1976. He graduated from the Academy of Arts, received a scholarship from the Ministry of Culture and entered the final of the prestigious International Competition Henkel Art. Award.

In artistic circles, Alexander is often criticized for its eccentricity, and the mystical atmosphere, present in its works, resembles the work of famous Italian artists who, as Alexander he admitted, inspired her and her.

You can look at the works of the artist in the Warsaw Gallery of LEGO, it is here that there is a permanent exhibition of the works of Alexandra. Or in the Museum of Contemporary Art and Art Gallery of other Polish cities, which from time to time organize exhibitions dedicated to the artist's creativity.

Olga Sidepzinsk (Olga.Osadzi.ń sKA)

The famous schedule, whose work is being built by modern corporations and brands.

It all started with the fact that Olga just loved to draw beautiful and original pictures in his notebook. It was this completely ordinary hobby that led the girl to the educational institutions of Berlin and New York, where Olga studied schedule and art.

Now the artist cooperates with the famous sports brand Reebok, for which it creates unusual and original graffiti.

Philip Pragovsky (Filip.P.ą gowski.)

Graphic designer who founded the famous emods in the form of a heart for one of the authoritative fashionable companies in Japan.

Philip was born in the family of artists and therefore from childhood was surrounded by people of art, graduated from the Warsaw Academy of Arts and went to New York to study and search for inspiration.

Now the work schedule is presented at the Paris Fashion Week, and the prestigious modes of the mod bore his ideas and carry original patterns on their dresses, costumes and accessories.

Robert Kuta (Robert Kuta.)

Another famous fashion artist who is proud of all Poland.

From his work it is impossible to take a look. Original tender patterns are presented in collections of world-famous fashionable brands: Local Hermes, Dream Nation, Si-Mi. Robert also supports the domestic fashion house GOSI BACZYńSKIEJ.

He graduated from the Krakow Academy of Arts. Currently lives in Warsaw and has its own Showerum for the production of author-t-shirts.

David Ruska (Dawid Ryski.)

Famous Polish artist who also creates fashion trends and unique patterns for clothing.

Unlike his colleagues, David specializes more on landscapes, which affects his work and fashion trends.

Now the artist, together with his wife, created a brand " Pinata.Unique» and they are engaged in creating original T-shirts, as well as cotton bags for children and adults with funny and unique pictures.

It is worth noting that recently fashion for original T-shirts and accessories has increased significantly. And modern Poles are moving at all throughout this crazy. Perhaps that is why Polish students of the Academy of Arts so rapidly go to the world of fashion and open their showrooms.

And you can admire their works not only on the next T-shirt, but also at the Museum of Modern Art and Art Gallery throughout Poland.

One of the most popular Polish artists of the 20th century, Zdzislaw Beksinski, almost never gave names to its works. Including because of this, its post-apocalyptic canvas are perceived as a kind of holistic world. The world of horror, despair or something else that you see in these pictures. Dark corridors of life attract audience, so Beksinsky throughout his creative life was popular with popularity, mainly in Western Europe, Japan and the United States. However, this did not save him from death from the hands of whipped teenagers.

Beksinsky tried himself in many genres: sculpture, photographs, graphic art, and the painting appeared in the 1960s. The first paintings were written in the spirit of abstractionism, later the surrealistic motives were dominated. The author himself believed that it should achieve this level of skill, so that the viewer would be born conviction that he photographs dreams. This explains the maximum detail, the saturation of the pattern by the semantic elements. By the way, there was no artistic education at the Pole.

Until the mid-1980s lasted the most famous period in his work - the so-called "fantastic". In the phantasmagoric works of this time, infernal landscapes were dominated, nightmarish figures and ominous supernatural architecture. At the same time, the artist argued that most of his works are fun and should not cause internal rejection.

All canvas Beksinsky wrote exclusively under the sounds of classical music (since it did not tolerate silence) on the personally prepared canvas. In the 90s, he met the digital technologies and concentrated his attention in this direction.

Beksinsky lived with his wife Zofy and the son of Tomash in Warsaw. In recent years of the XX century, he nuts a series of misfortunes. The wife died from cancer, and a year later Tomas, a recognized translator, a popular musical journalist and a fan of Gothic rock, committed suicide. He was a big fan of the group of The Legendary Pink Dots, and, after he imposed on his hands, all the covers of Polish editions of the albums of this team were decorated with Digital Works of Beksinsky in memory of Tomashe.

On February 22, 2005, Beksinsky on the 75th year of life was found dead at the door of his own apartment. There were 17 knife injuries on his body. This atrocity was made by the 19-year-old son of the Housekeeper of the artist and his friend, after Zdzislav refused to give them money.