Polish, 1853–1929
Julian Fałat (1853–1929) was a Polish painter and watercolorist born near Lwów. He studied at the Kraków School of Fine Arts and the Art Academy of Munich, and traveled through Europe and Asia in 1885, producing studies that influenced his art. Fałat painted Polish landscapes, hunting scenes, portraits, and travel observations, worked as a court painter in Berlin from 1886 to 1895, and later directed and reorganized the Kraków School of Fine Arts. He was a leading impressionist, and a museum in Poland is dedicated to his legacy; some of his works looted during World War II have been recovered and returned to Poland.
Sources: Wikipedia (en): Julian Fałat · Wikidata Q1349858
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