St. Barbara by Stanisław Kamocki (1911)
Description: "St. Barbara" by Stanisław Kamocki, created in 1911, is a striking representation of the Christian saint known for her legend and martyrdom. The painting portrays St. Barbara in a traditional iconographic style, often depicting her with a tower or in a pose of serene contemplation. Kamocki's attention to detail in the rendering of Saint Barbara's attire and surroundings highlights his mastery in religious and historical painting. The use of color and composition reflects a blend of realism and symbolic elements, characteristic of Kamocki's work during this period.
Stanisław Kamocki (1875–1944) was a Polish painter known for his historical and religious subjects. Trained at the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków, Kamocki's work often features meticulous detail and a refined use of color. His career spanned various styles, but his religious paintings, such as "St. Barbara," are noted for their devotional and historical accuracy, contributing to the Polish artistic heritage.
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Location and Date Created: 1911, Poland.
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Medium: Oil on canvas.
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Full Artwork Name: St. Barbara.
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Artwork Style: Academic realism.
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Subject/Topic: A depiction of St. Barbara, focusing on traditional iconography and religious themes.
