The Horses of Józef Brandt

Józef Brandt was a Polish painter during the late 19th and early 20th centuries who was particularly celebrated for his battle scenes. The Frederic Remington of Poland, Brandt was an incredibly prolific artist who managed to tell a story with every painting.

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Like many of the non-English artists, I don’t possess the language skills to learn much about Brandt. However, I did discover that he was talked out of being an engineer by Juliusz Kossok and he later started an art school in Munich for young Polish artists.

I call Brandt the Polish Remington because he seemed to love the horse as much as their rider as a subject & his art centers on colorful characters.

Cossack on Horseback

Cossack on Horseback

After the Battle

After the Battle

Attack of the Calvary

Attack of the Calvary

A Steppe Stud

A Steppe Stud

Bogurodzica

Bogurodzica

Czarniecki of Tarancie

Czarniecki of Tarancie

Fair in Podolia

Fair in Podolia

Militia at the Ford

Militia at the Ford

The Horses Suffered

The Horses Suffered

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