Pejzaż ze stawem

5 cm in width by 24 cm in height, consistent with the intimate scale of cabinet-format works from this period.

The work is executed in oil paint on canvas, a medium consistent with Chełmoński’s late practice.

The handling emphasizes broad, luminous brushwork that defines the reflective pond and the surrounding deciduous foliage, with a subdued palette of greens and browns modulating under a diffuse sky. The composition’s quiet realism foregrounds the water’s surface and the bank’s gentle recession into shadowed woodland, creating a meditative, horizontal emphasis typical of Chełmoński’s landscape approach.

Dimensions are 40.5 cm in width by 24 cm in height, consistent with the intimate scale of cabinet-format works from this period.

Józef Chełmoński created the oil painting Pejzaż ze stawem in 1907. The work, which depicts a pond bordered by a deciduous forest, measures 24 cm in height and 40.5 cm in width. While the National Museum in Kraków is associated with the piece, records indicate the painting is held in a private collection.

Pejzaż ze stawem is held by the National Museum in Kraków, where it is part of the public collection. The work is attributed to Józef Chełmoński and dates to 1907. While the museum currently houses the painting, records indicate it is owned by a private entity.

No specific inventory or accession number is provided in the available documentation. The sources do not list any exhibition history for this landscape painting depicting a pond, bank, and deciduous forest.