Welcome to part 2 of the Józef Brandt series (with even more to come). Brandt was a Polish battle painter during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Not Much Else to Say
Brandt’s work is inspired and there seems to be a bold story behind every piece. While he was a celebrated battle artist, he had, in contrast, a much softer side as well. From violent battlefields to quiet scenes of contented country life, his imagery possesses a motion and life of it’s very own.
Upon Dnister
Chat with Young Praczkami
Return of the Cossacks
Return of Triumphants
Folding of the Standard
Armored Calvaryman
Battle Against Tatars
Catching A Horse With Lasso
