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Julian Falat, (1853 to 1929), was one of the most
extensive Poland|Polish painters of watercolor as
well as one of that country's foremost landscape
painters. He was also among the leading Polish
impresionists. Falat studied under Wladyslaw
Luszczkiewicz at the Krakow School of Fine Arts,
then at the Art Academy of Munich. After several
trips throughout Europe and Asia in 1885, Falat
developed a record of impressions of his voyages
which would be useful later in his artwork.
Typical of Falat painting themes are Polish
landscape, hunting scenes, portraits and outlines
from his voyages. In 1886, Falat accepted the
invitation of Wilhelm II, emperor of Prussia, to
serve him in Berlin as his court painter.

Falat died in Bystra Slaska on July 19, 1929.
Falatowka, a museum in Poland, is devoted to him. 

Falat often repeated:
"Polish art must express our history and our faith
like our qualities and our defects; it must be an
expression of our ground of our sky and our ideals
"

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