Julian Fałat

1853–1929 · Symbolism

Julian Fałat was one of the most prolific Polish watercolorists, one of the country's foremost landscapists, and a leading impressionist.

30 paintings

• Dr. Stanislaus Ritter von Madeyski (1897)
• In the forest (Uhlans’ post) (1884)
• Spearmen; verso, on canvas: sketch of a standing male figure (1890)
• Montmartre Cemetery in Paris (1893)
• Elk (1899)
• Cottage in Nesvizh (1901)
• Winter landscape from Żywiec (1909)
• With brushwood (1913)
• Road to the village (1916)
• Dogs at a Hunt (1886)
• In Front of an Orthodox Church (1899)
• Sermon at the Church Fair at Kalwaria (1906)
• Snow (1907)
• Group of Pilgrims (1912)
• Winter Landscape (1915)
• By the campfire. (1850)
• Self-portrait against the view of Kraków (1903)
• Artist's children with the nanny (1906)
• Switez - MNK III-r.a-483 ( (1883)
• Pine forest (1888)
• Beadle knocking at the door (1883)
• Cap of snow (1907)
• Autumn landscape from Bystra (1902)
• Kraków in the morning. (1897)
• Return with a bear. (1892)
• Winter landscape with a river. (1907)
• Elk fighting the wolves (1900)
• Self-portrait from palette (1896)
• Winter landscape with a river and a bird (1913)
• The Hunt