Julian Falat

Julian Falat (Austrian, 1853-1929) Winter Landscape (Bystra) watercolor and gouache on cardboard signed J. Falat and titled (lower left) 12 x 25 3/4 inches. Estimate $ 5,000-7,000 Appears in basic good condition; Under UV, no evidence of restoration or retouch Framed: 33 x 18 1/4 inches.

River Rolling Across Snows Julian Falat 18 x 51 cm oil, plywood Julian Falat (1853 - 1929) Studied at the Fine Art Academy in Cracow, then went to Munich for futher studies. After travelling all over Europe, took a journey around the world. Invited by the German Emperor - Wilhelm II, moved to Berlin (1886), to become a member of the German Fine Art Academy in 1893. After his return to Poland, supervised Cracow's Fine Art Academy activities and transformed it into a modern academy as its director (in 1895). In 1910 left Warsaw to settle in the mountains in the village of Bystra. Falat became famous for his excellent watercolours as well as oils focusing mainly on typical Polish winter landscapes.

Winter at Podhale, 1924 Julian Fa�at 23 x 47 cm watercolour, paper Julian Fa�at (1853 - 1929) Studied at the Fine Art Academy in Cracow, then went to Munich for futher studies. After travelling all over Europe, took a journey around the world. Invited by the German Emperor - Wilhelm II, moved to Berlin (1886), to become a member of the German Fine Art Academy in 1893. After his return to Poland, supervised Cracow's Fine Art Academy activities and transformed it into a modern academy as its director (in 1895). In 1910 left Warsaw to settle in the mountains in the village of Bystra. Fa�at became famous for his excellent watercolours as well as oils focusing mainly on typical Polish winter landscapes.

Winter at Podhale, 1924 Julian Fałat 23 x 47 cm watercolour, paper Julian Fałat (1853 - 1929) Studied at the Fine Art Academy in Cracow, then went to Munich for futher studies. After travelling all over Europe, took a journey around the world. Invited by the German Emperor - Wilhelm II, moved to Berlin (1886), to become a member of the German Fine Art Academy in 1893. After his return to Poland, supervised Cracow's Fine Art Academy activities and transformed it into a modern academy as its director (in 1895). In 1910 left Warsaw to settle in the mountains in the village of Bystra. Fałat became famous for his excellent watercolours as well as oils focusing mainly on typical Polish winter landscapes.

Julian Falat (Polish, 1853-1929) "River in Winter", oil on board, signed lower left "J. Falat, Osiek", 7-3/4" x 16-1/2". Presented in a giltwood and gesso frame. Julian Falat (Polish, 1853-1929) "River in Winter": In overall very good condition with minor soiling. There is a vertical line in the board under the paint. There is a dot-like loss to paint in upper left edge of the panel.