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Bosca Seodra le Seodra ón bPéintéir Polannach Władysław Maurycy Czachórski (1850 – 1911); a phéinteáil sa Stíl Acadúil nó san Acadúlacht. Stíl péintéireachta a bhí ina meascán de na tréimhsí Neoclassicism agus Romanticism araon ealaíne.
Péinteáil seánra saibhir agus mionsonraithe é seo de thriúr ban den aicme uachtarach a bhfuil meas acu ar muince péarla bán téad fada álainn a tógadh as a bhosca jewelry.
Tá an bhean óg ar thús cadhnaíochta ina suí sa chathaoir accented óir ag coinneáil an muince péarla agus na mná óga ina seasamh taobh thiar agus ar chlé ar a cuma ar agus ar an taobh eile cailín óg Breathnaíonn anonn ó trasna an bhoird ina suíonn an bosca jewelry gorm-uaine le jewelry eile agus necklaces leagtha amach ar éadach síoda glas.
In the background is a vase containing a bouquet of red, white and pink flowers; and through a very large window we can see a grand garden.
Is é atá i gceist leis seo ná sean-mháistrí ealaíne digití atáirgeadh ar íomhá fearainn phoiblí.
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Czachorski attended the School of Fine Arts in Warsaw in 1866 and studied under Polish Painter Rafał Hadziewicz (1803 – 1883); from there he went on to the Dresden Academy in Germany where he studied for one year and on to the Munich Academy from 1869 – 1873.
Upon completion of his studies at the Munich Academy he received Magna Cum Laude (the Grand Silver Medal), and then proceeded to travel to France Italy and Poland.
He was a member of the Berlin Academy and was an organizer and judge of international exhibitions; agus i 1893 he was awarded the Order of St. Michael.
Czachórski hallmark and what he is known for, is his exquisite images of beautiful young ladies in rich elaborate interiors, painted with great detail and realism; and he has been regarded as a master at rendering fabric and jewelry.