Stanisław Fabijański (1865–1947), Church by the Water, Munich, 1889
Pencil on paper, 18 cm x 23 cm, 13 cm x 17 cm.
Signed in the lower right corner as “St. Fabijański Monachium 1889,” with a later pencil signature under the same name on the back of the frame.
Drawing in a mat and wooden frame.
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Stanisław Ignacy Poraj Fabijański (1865–1947)—a Polish painter and illustrator, best known for his watercolor vedute of Kraków. Born in Paris, he studied in Lviv, at the Kraków School of Fine Arts, and in Munich. He created mainly watercolors, gouaches, and drawings, documenting the architecture and atmosphere of old Kraków. He also painted religious scenes, portraits, and historical compositions. He exhibited both in Poland and abroad, and his works are held in many Polish museums. He died in Kraków and is buried at the Salwator Cemetery
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