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Artist: Jan Stanislawski
（Polish, 1860-1907）

Chapters:
00:00 - Ukrainian windmill (1883)
02:31 - Landscape with Windmills (1905)
05:01 - Cold day (A house in the sun)
07:31 - In Kyiv at Dawn (1905)
10:01 - Planty Park in Spring (1903)
12:31 - House Among Trees (1904)
15:01 - Peruggia at Twilight (1904)
17:31 - Fortress in Verona (1902)
20:01 - Peasant cottage
22:31 - Lithuanian Ricks (1903)
25:01 - Beehives in the Ukraine (1895)
27:31 - St Michael’s Monastery in Kyiv (1903)


About Artist:

Jan Stanislawski (1860-1907) was a distinguished Polish painter and art educator, celebrated for his vibrant and evocative landscape paintings. As a key figure in the Young Poland movement, Stanislawski sought to capture the natural beauty of the Polish and Ukrainian landscapes with an impressionistic style that emphasized atmosphere, light, and the emotional resonance of the scene.

His work often featured simple, yet profound, rural scenes. For instance, “Ukrainian Windmill” (1883) is a testament to his ability to depict the serene, timeless quality of rural life, capturing the structure in soft, delicate tones that evoke a sense of calm and nostalgia. Similarly, “In Kyiv at Dawn” (1905) showcases his mastery in rendering the ethereal beauty of early morning light, a recurring theme in his work that reflects his fascination with the changing moods of nature.

Stanislawski's “Planty Park in Spring” (1903) is another noteworthy piece, where he captures the vibrant energy and renewal of springtime. His landscapes, such as “Lithuanian Ricks” (1903) and “Beehives in the Ukraine” (1895), are characterized by their rich color palettes and the artist's ability to infuse a sense of life and movement into his depictions of nature.

In addition to his work as a painter, Stanislawski was a revered teacher at the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków, where he influenced a generation of artists. His dedication to capturing the essence of the natural world, combined with his innovative use of color and light, has ensured his lasting legacy in the canon of European art. His works continue to be celebrated for their ability to convey the profound beauty of everyday landscapes.