MAKSYMILIAN GERYMSKI: PAINTING AND DRAWING

Discover the fascinating world of Maksymilian Gierymski's work, an outstanding Polish painter and draftsman, in this unique album. Get to know his realistic landscapes and unique painting style, which gained recognition in Europe. The album includes an introduction by Dr. Aleksandra Krypczyk-De Barra and a carefully selected collection of illustrations.

• Get to know the work of Maksymilian Gierymski (1846–1874)
• Discover realistic landscape painting
• Learn about the influence of the Munich school on his work
• Follow his education at the Warsaw Drawing Class and the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich
• See the artist's acclaimed works presented in London, Vienna, Berlin and Hamburg
• Introduction by Dr. Aleksandra Krypczyk-De Barra

Maksymilian Gierymski (1846–1874) is not only a painter and draftsman, but also a January insurgent and the older brother of Aleksander, also a painter. His work, rooted in the Munich school, is characterized by a realistic approach to landscape. Gierymski, after studying at the Warsaw Drawing Class and under the supervision of Juliusz Kossak, went to Munich, where he continued his studies at the Academy of Fine Arts.

Gierymski's painting style, although initially underestimated in Poland, gained international recognition. His works were presented in London, Vienna, Berlin and Hamburg, where they were enthusiastically received. This album is an excellent opportunity to explore the work of this outstanding artist and understand his contribution to the development of Polish realistic painting.

The album contains reproductions of Gierymski's most important works, showing his talent and ability to capture the beauty of nature. Realistic landscapes, genre scenes and portraits take us to the world of 19th-century Poland, allowing us to rediscover its charm and atmosphere. This album is not only a journey through the artist's work, but also a lesson in history and culture.

The album published by Bosz Publishing in hardcover, with a format of 198x146 mm, has 64 pages. It is an ideal proposition for art lovers, collectors and everyone who wants to expand their knowledge of Polish painting. Thanks to the careful selection of illustrations and an interesting introduction, this album is a valuable item in every library.