Stanislaw Debicki (1866 – 1924), Portrait of a hunter with a shotgun, watercolor on paper
Portrait of an elegant hunter. The painting depicts a middle-aged man, shown from the right semi-profile. He is dressed in a light gray hunting outfit, hat and black gloves; in his left hand he holds the barrel of a double-barrelled shotgun. Signed in lower right corner: St. Debicki. Done in watercolor technique on paper. Subdued colors - dominated by grays, beiges, greens and blues.
Stanislaw Gibinski (1882-1971), Winter scene “On the way to church”, watercolor and gouache on cardboard, Poland, ca. 1930-1940
Image by Stanislaw Gibinski (1882-1971), depicting a winter landscape with a wooden church and people going to the service. A composition of character realistic-folk, maintained in a subdued palette of cool colors, shows the artist's typical sacred motif set in everyday village life.
Work made technique of watercolor and gouache on cardboard, with a sense of light and space. Visible signature of the author in the lower right corner. Original profiled frame with gilt elements.
Gibinski was among the artists who documented the Polish landscape and religiosity of the first half of the 20th century. Gibinski's characteristic subtle tonal transitions and warm colors make his winter landscapes bring peace and harmony to interiors.
Pawel Wrobel (1913 – 1984), Merry Town, acrylic on canvas, 1973
Colorful, dynamic painting by Pawel Sparrow, one of the leading Polish primitivist painters of the 20th century. The work depicts a scene from an amusement park - a chain carousel, a crowd of people, children, a shooting gallery and city buildings in the background. The painting is signed and dated p.d.: Wróbel P. 1973.