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Chopin's last chord by Józef Męcina-Krzesz, before 1934:

propaganda: Chopin lulls Death by playing the piano, immaculate vibes, one for the "death is a patient friend" motif

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An artist's death - the last friend by Zygmunt Andrychiewicz, 1901:

propaganda: "death is a kind and patient friend" is a great artistic motif.

about the artist: One of those lucky Polish artists who got to see the dissolution of partitions after WWI but died before the next part.

Two sisters by Jan Ciągliński, 1906:

propaganda: Just so much love in this picture, I can't

Granny's treasure by Jan Kauzik, 1885:

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Mother Mushroom and her child by Edward Okuń, c. 1900:

propaganda: Just has a very whimsical vibe.

Foxes' wedding from the "Anubis Meets Yokai" exhibition by Joanna Karpowicz, 2022:

Harvest by Włodzimierz Tetmajer, 1911:

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Radiant sunset by Wojciech Weiss, 1902:

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In February by Alfred Wierusz-Kowalski (1880s?):

propaganda: The artist drew several wolf with glowing eyes paintings but this one is my fav, its has such an otherworldy feel to it.

Wolf by Alfred Wierusz-Kowalski, c. 1885:

A Jewish family making toys by Mojżesz Rynecki, before 1939:

propaganda: I love the bright colors in this.

Roma in the city by Zbysław Bielecki, c. 1960:

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A view of Istebna by Konrad Krzyżanowski, 1906:

propaganda: the greenest green to ever green

Krynica, sunlight, beehives by Krzysztof Klimek, 2007:

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Italian cemetery at dusk by Adam Chmielowski, 1880:

propaganda: You need to see it live to really grasp the vibrancy of the colors and the deep, deep contrast. The clean line. And that luscious orange in GRAVEYARD LANDSCAPE. Like, if the dude haven't decided to drop out of Art University to become a saint his painting career future was BRIGHT.

about the artist: Adam Chmielewski (also known as Saint Brother Albert) - a guy who went to Art University, but after loosing leg in January Uprising and painting Jesus dedicated his life to charity, and was later announced saint.

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Funeral march by Władysław Podkowiński, 1894: