Stanislaw Maslowski (1853-1926) - Autumn landscape with boats on a lake

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Autumn landscape with boats on a lake, an oil painting by Stanisław Masłowski of Poland, dated 1910–1920, sold with frame.

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Stanisław Stefan Zygmunt Ludgard Masłowski (1853-1926)

Autumn landscape with boats on a lake, around 1900
Medium : Oil on canvas
Dimensions : 23 x 40 cm
Signed by the artist lower right, verso inventory label

In good, original condition.


In its black wooden frame with gold trim ; 39 x 56 cm



Stanisław Masłowski was a prominent Polish painter, draughtsman and watercolourist, best known for his atmospheric landscapes and scenes of rural life. Born in Włodawa, he studied at the Warsaw Drawing Class under the renowned landscape painter Wojciech Gerson.

Early in his career, Masłowski travelled extensively in Ukraine, where he painted Cossack subjects, village scenes and landscapes. His artistic development was influenced by Polish Realism, while later travels to Munich, Italy, Paris, Sicily and Tunisia broadened his approach to colour and light.

Masłowski became particularly celebrated for his **watercolours of the Polish countryside**, especially those depicting the surroundings of Wola Rafałowska near Warsaw. His mature works combine close observation of nature with a lyrical and increasingly decorative treatment of colour, atmosphere and light.

He exhibited widely and was associated with important Polish artistic organisations, including the *Sztuka* artists' society and the Polish Watercolourists' Circle. Today, his works are held in major Polish museum collections and continue to be actively traded on the international art market.

Stanisław Stefan Zygmunt Ludgard Masłowski (1853-1926)

Autumn landscape with boats on a lake, around 1900
Medium : Oil on canvas
Dimensions : 23 x 40 cm
Signed by the artist lower right, verso inventory label

In good, original condition.


In its black wooden frame with gold trim ; 39 x 56 cm



Stanisław Masłowski was a prominent Polish painter, draughtsman and watercolourist, best known for his atmospheric landscapes and scenes of rural life. Born in Włodawa, he studied at the Warsaw Drawing Class under the renowned landscape painter Wojciech Gerson.

Early in his career, Masłowski travelled extensively in Ukraine, where he painted Cossack subjects, village scenes and landscapes. His artistic development was influenced by Polish Realism, while later travels to Munich, Italy, Paris, Sicily and Tunisia broadened his approach to colour and light.

Masłowski became particularly celebrated for his **watercolours of the Polish countryside**, especially those depicting the surroundings of Wola Rafałowska near Warsaw. His mature works combine close observation of nature with a lyrical and increasingly decorative treatment of colour, atmosphere and light.

He exhibited widely and was associated with important Polish artistic organisations, including the *Sztuka* artists' society and the Polish Watercolourists' Circle. Today, his works are held in major Polish museum collections and continue to be actively traded on the international art market.

Details

Sold with frame
Yes
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Gallery
Edition
Original
Artist
Stanislaw Maslowski (1853-1926)
Title of artwork
Autumn landscape with boats on a lake
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
Poland
Condition
Good condition
Height
40 cm
Width
57 cm
Depiction/theme
Landscape
Style
Impressionism
Period
1910-1920
The NetherlandsVerified
1819
Objects sold
100%
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