Jozef Mikolaj Pochwalski, Dolls, 1926

77.0 x 60.0 cm - oil, canvas duplicated

signed l. d.: Jozef | Pochwalski 1926

On the upper bar of the painting loom two stickers of the Warsaw auction house.

On the upper bar of the frame a sticker with a description of the painting.



Reproduced painting:

- Painting by painter Jozef Pochwalski "Dolls", NAC Collections on-line, reference 1-K-4659.



♣ to the auctioned price, in addition to other costs, will be added a fee resulting from the right of the artist and his heirs to receive remuneration in accordance with the Law of February 4, 1994 - on Copyright and Related Rights (droit de suite).

Jozef Mikolaj Pochwalski - painter and printmaker; son - and initially pupil - of the well-known portraitist Kazimierz Pochwalski. He spent his childhood and youth in Vienna, where his father was a professor of painting at the Academy of Fine Arts. There he began his painting studies (1907-1912) at the school of Franz Rumpler and Rudolf Bacher. He later traveled throughout Europe, and in 1912/1913 he studied further in Munich with Karl Marr. He then stayed in Paris and Vienna. In 1910 he settled in the country; in Poznan, later in Krakow. He exhibited a lot - both at home and abroad. He painted mostly portraits, landscapes and religious paintings. He designed wall polychromes, mosaics and stained glass. He was involved in various printmaking techniques. Characterizing his work, he wrote: "I have always been a realist, and now I observe the present and the changes that have occurred, and take them into account in my works."