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Artist: Jan Stanislawski
（Polish, 1860-1907）

Chapters:
00:00 - Birch-Grove (1904)
05:01 - The Planty Park in Krakow in Spring (1905)
10:01 - The Planty Park in Krakow (circa 1903)
15:01 - Orchard (1899)
20:01 - Motif from the Imperial Garden in Kyiv (1903)
25:01 - Botanical Garden (1905)
30:01 - Landscape (1899)
35:01 - Spring Landscape (1904)
40:01 - Pond (1903)
45:01 - Sieniawa on the Rosia River (1903)
50:01 - Wind (1903-1904)
55:01 - Winter landscape (1890s)


About Artist:

Jan Stanislawski（Polish, 1860-1907） was a pioneering Polish modernist painter, renowned for his contributions to the art world as both an artist and educator. Born in 1860, he initially pursued studies in mathematics at Warsaw University and later at the Imperial Technical Institute in St. Petersburg. However, his true passion lay in painting, leading him to the art studio of Wojciech Gerson in Warsaw, which laid the foundation for his artistic career.

After honing his skills in Warsaw, Stanisławski furthered his artistic education at the School of Fine Arts in Kraków before venturing to Paris in 1885 to study under Charles Emile Auguste Durand. His time in Paris exposed him to new artistic movements and techniques, shaping his distinctive style that would later become emblematic of Polish modernism.

Stanisławski's early works garnered acclaim, exhibited at prestigious venues such as the Salon du Champ-de-Mars in Paris and the Kraków Society of Friends of Fine Arts. Throughout the 1890s, he embarked on extensive travels across Europe, capturing the landscapes and cityscapes of various countries in his sketches and paintings.

In 1897, Stanisławski played a pivotal role in organizing the Separate Exhibition of Painting and Sculpture at Kraków's Cloth Hall, showcasing his commitment to promoting the arts in Poland. This dedication extended to his role as a teacher of landscape painting at the School of Fine Arts in Kraków, where he nurtured the talents of aspiring artists.

A founding member of the Society of Polish Artists "Sztuka" ("Art") in Kraków, Stanisławski actively participated in exhibitions and artistic endeavors, leaving a lasting impact on the Polish art scene. His legacy was commemorated with two exhibitions at the Palace of Art by the Kraków Society of Friends of Fine Arts in November 1907, highlighting his influence as an artist and mentor.

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