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Tytuł:
The portraits of professors by Leon Wyczółkowski
Portrety profesorskie Leona Wyczółkowskiego
Autorzy:
Lohn, Anna
Opis:
Praca poświęcona jest wizerunkom uczonych profesorów autorstwa Leona Wyczółkowskiego (1852 – 1936), jednego z najważniejszych portrecistów polskich przełomu XIX i XX w. Zebrano dwadzieścia sześć obrazów, z czego zdecydowana większość nie posiada szerszego opracowania w publikacjach. W pierwszej kolejności ustalono fakty dotyczące dziejów tych portretów. Skupiono się na znajomości artysty z portretowanym, zamówieniu dzieła, procesie jego powstawania oraz na dalszych losach. Następnie uporządkowano i przeanalizowano obrazy w wybranych aspektach. Portrety te możemy podzielić na cztery grupy: portrety w togach uniwersyteckich (profesorowie jako przedstawiciele instytucji), portrety uczonych z atrybutami profesji, portrety na neutralnym tle oraz portrety na tle przedstawiającym (z dekoracyjną tkaniną, kolumnami lub drzewami). Zestawienie to pozwoliło wyodrębnić pewne cechy występujące w większości omawianych portretów: głowa przedstawiana realistycznie, szczegółowo, przestrzenny modelunek podkreślany blikami, szkicowe traktowanie sylwetki kontrastujące z drobiazgowo malowaną twarzą, lekkie deformacje elementów znajdujących się przy dolnej krawędzi obrazu; tło z reguły neutralne, pulsujące wieloma barwami. Podjęto próbę zbadania wizji artysty, jak również intencji samych zamawiających. Postawiono sobie pytanie, jak osoba o tytule profesora chciała być widziana oraz w jaki sposób realizował to artysta. Omawiane wizerunki mają wyraźnie charakter reprezentacyjny, na co składa się poza, wyraz twarzy, strój, tj. eleganckie marynarki czy smokingi lub togi uniwersyteckie. Reprezentacyjność wiąże się z celem, w jakim były zamawiane portrety, tzn. funkcją upamiętnienia modela i podkreślenia jego godności. Byli to uczeni z tytułami profesorów, świadomi wyjątkowości swojej kariery naukowej, zajmowali wysoką pozycję społeczną, co odzwierciedlają ich wizerunki. Mimo, iż nie jesteśmy w stanie obiektywnie ocenić, gdzie kończy się autoprezentacja modela a gdzie zaczyna się kreacja artysty, każdy portret przedstawia człowieka szlachetnego, dumnego, emanującego mądrością. Właśnie taka wydaje się być rola tych portretów – przekonują nas, że patrzymy na ludzi godnych szacunku.
The thesis analyses the portraits of professors by Leon Wyczółkowski (1852 – 1936), one of the best portraitists at the turn of the 19th and 20th century in Poland. Twenty-six paintings were investigated, most of them weren’t examined by researchers. In the first instance facts about the history of the portraits were established. The research was focused on the following issues: Wyczółkowski’s acquaintance with the model, the ordering of the portrait, the process of painting and the further destiny of the portrait. Then all the portraits were classified and analysed in various aspects. The paintings can be divided into four groups: the portraits in academic dress (professors representing their universities), the portraits of scholars with the attributes of profession, the portraits with the background without realistic elements and the portraits with the background with some realistic elements (a decorative fabric, columns or trees). On the basis of this comparison one can distinguish some characteristics appearing in the majority of portraits: a realistic, detailed head; chiaroscuro modelling; sketchy figure, which is a contrast to the detailed face; light deformation of the elements close to the bottom edge of painting, in most cases a neutral, colorful background (without realistic elements). Within the confines of the research two issues were considered: the artist’s vision and the intention of a portrayed person. Two questions were asked: how did the professors want to be regarded and how did the artist fulfill their orders? The prsented paintings are visibly of an official and representative nature. Such elements like pose, facial expression and dress indicate it clearly. They refer to the aim, the portraits were painted with, that is the aim of commemorating the professors and emphasizing their dignity. They were famous scholars working for the university and they ranked high in the society, it is reflected in their portraits. Although one can’t judge objectively, where the self-presentation of the model ends and the artist’s creation starts, each portrait presents a noble, proud man, whose face radiates wisdom. This is exactly, what the meaning of these paintings seems to be – they convince us, that we are looking at admirable and worthy people.
Dostawca treści:
Repozytorium Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego
Inne
Tytuł:
Nieznany portret Teodora Talowskiego ze zbiorów Muzeum UJ
The unknown portrait of Teodor Talowski from the collection of the Jagiellonian University Museum
Autorzy:
Lohn, Anna
Opis:
This article is devoted to the analysis of the portrait of an unknown architect from the collection of the Jagiellonian University Museum. A compass in his right hand and a project in gothic or neogothic style suggest an architect meanwhile the dress on the model is chacteristic for the first decade of the 20 c. Finaly it was discovered that the model was an excellent architect Teodor Talowski, also the temple visible on the project within this portrait was identyfied as the church of St. Elisabeth in Lwów. Next question was the identity of the painter. It was possible to discover the correspondence between the painter Tadeusz Popiel with Teodor Talowski revealing that the architect was an intermediary between the painter, Popiel and the professors of Lwów Polytechnic in ordering their portraits. While it seemed certain that he did paint the portait in question, one more decisive comparative prove was needed. One authoportrait of Tadeusz Popiel in the dress of chamberlain from 1907 solved the mystery because it is so much similar in many aspects to the portrait of the architect Teodor Talowski. The portrait was painted round 1903. It must have been hanging in the hall of the Polytechnic of Lwów. The portrait of Talowski was purchased by the Jagiellonian University Museum from Mrs Hamerlak-Mleczko in 1975.
Dostawca treści:
Repozytorium Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego
Artykuł
Tytuł:
Nieznany portret Teodora Talowskiego ze zbiorów Muzeum UJ
Autorzy:
Lohn, Anna
Tematy:
Teodor Talowski, Tadeusz Popiel, malarstwo portretowe
Pokaż więcej
Wydawca:
Uniwersytet Jagielloński. Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego
Powiązania:
https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/636547.pdf  Link otwiera się w nowym oknie
Opis:
This article is devoted to the analysis of the portrait of an unknown architect from the collection of the Jagiellonian University Museum. A compass in his right hand and a project in gothic or neogothic style suggest an architect meanwhile the dress on the model is chacteristic for the first decade of the 20 c. Finaly it was discovered that the model was an excellent architect Teodor Talowski, also the temple visible on the project within this portrait was identyfied as the church of St. Elisabeth in Lwów. Next question was the identity of the painter. It was possible to discover the correspondence between the painter Tadeusz Popiel with Teodor Talowski revealing that the architect was an intermediary between the painter, Popiel and the professors of Lwów Polytechnic in ordering their portraits. While it seemed certain that he did paint the portait in question, one more decisive comparative prove was needed. One authoportrait of Tadeusz Popiel in the dress of chamberlain from 1907 solved the mystery because it is so much similar in many aspects to the portrait of the architect Teodor Talowski. The portrait was painted round 1903. It must have been hanging in the hall of the Polytechnic of Lwów. The portrait of Talowski was purchased by the Jagiellonian University Museum from Mrs Hamerlak-Mleczko in 1975.
Dostawca treści:
Biblioteka Nauki
Artykuł
Tytuł:
Portrety profesorów pędzla L. Wyczółkowskiego
Autorzy:
Lohn, Anna
Tematy:
portraits of professors
Ludwik Rydygier
Juliusz Leo
Kazimierz Kostanecki
portret profesorski
Julisz Leo
Pokaż więcej
Wydawca:
Uniwersytet Jagielloński. Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego
Powiązania:
https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/636560.pdf  Link otwiera się w nowym oknie
Opis:
The theme of the representation of university professors by the painter Leon Wyczółkowski goes well with the recent wave of publications focused on academic portraits. We have today twenty seven of them, the present study allows us to underline their salient features like: the realism and detailed image of the head, the setting within a characteristic space stressed by the play of colourful shades and lights, roughly designed silhouette contrasting with well studied face, little deformations of elements on the bottom egde of the portrait, richly coloured backround usually without any representation of objects. The portraits can be devided into three groups, most interesting is the one with the scientists with their attributs, where the specific instruments or the backround spaces indicate the corresponding fields of sciences and the achievements of the models. Another group, which most completely illustrates this study shows professors clad with university traditional costumes like gowns, where the model represents the institution. Wyczółkowski has painted nine of such portraits, including three of the rectors. The third group represents the classic image of a man in a casual dress, in white shirt, with tie, waistcoat and jacket viewed from the waist up or only a bust, the backround is in neutral colour without nothing or only a tissue. The official university dress was not always shown on every portrait of a professor in 19 c. becasue not all portrats were ordered by the academy. From the time of his instalation in Kraków, the artist painted the portraits of professors at a rate of one, at least, every seven years. The portraits painted at the turn of the 19th and 20th centures are the best, their quality grew with quantity, in one decade he executed over ten portraits of great Polish scientists. When we compare them we see that he never made them the same way, never followed one rigid pattern, each portrait is unique by a specific trait or a feature like, for example a pose. All respresentations of professors have in common a monumental character made of the pose, the face`s traits or a dress (exapt of Rydygier in surgeon`s attire). This way of putting a person on stage aims to enhance his prestige, to glorify his memory because these were professors ranking also high in the society and because also the portraits were ordered for it. We can hardly tell what was the contribution of the model, his autocreation from the artist`s contibution, his creation, nevertheless each image shows a noble, proud, wise person, this was the goal of the artist, to male us believe that we contemplate honourable people.
Dostawca treści:
Biblioteka Nauki
Artykuł
Tytuł:
Czy skutecznie docieramy do naszych słuchaczy? Badania na podstawie zajęć ze studentami Uniwersytetu Trzeciego Wieku prowadzonych w Muzeum UJ
Are we reaching our audience effectively? Research based on classes held at the Jagiellonian University Museum with third age university students
Autorzy:
Lohn, Anna
Tematy:
University of the Third Age
museum education
seniors
museum lessons
older people
Uniwersytet Trzeciego Wieku
edukacja muzealna
seniorzy
lekcje muzealne
osoby starsze
Pokaż więcej
Wydawca:
Uniwersytet Jagielloński. Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego
Powiązania:
https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/2171391.pdf  Link otwiera się w nowym oknie
Opis:
Since 2015, the Jagiellonian University Museum has regularly partnered with the Jagiellonian University of the Third Age (JUTA) by organizing lectures for seniors on selected issues concerning the history and collections of the university. The author of this paper extensively surveyed the attendees to evaluate how much information they were able to remember. To illustrate the absorption of knowledge by seniors, the questionnaires were analyzed in terms of three questions: (1) Did most of the respondents obtain a positive (i.e. good or highly satisfactory) or negative (unsatisfactory) result? (2) Which result (unsatisfactory, good, or highly satisfactory) did the largest number of respondents achieve? (3) What was the ratio of unsatisfactory to highly satisfactory results? The questionnaires highlighted the strongest points of the program, but also its shortcomings. Based on them, we can conclude that the lectures make a lot of sense, enriching the JUTA students with knowledge bordering on popular science as well as specialist knowledge. An important benefit of the study is feedback for those preparing and delivering the lectures.
Dostawca treści:
Biblioteka Nauki
Artykuł
Tytuł:
Portraits of professors painted by L. Wyczółkowski
Portrety profesorskie Leona Wyczółkowskiego
Autorzy:
Lohn, Anna
Opis:
The theme of the representation of university professors by the painter Leon Wyczółkowski goes well with the recent wave of publications focused on academic portraits. We have today twenty seven of them, the present study allows us to underline their salient features like: the realism and detailed image of the head, the setting within a characteristic space stressed by the play of colourful shades and lights, roughly designed silhouette contrasting with well studied face, little deformations of elements on the bottom egde of the portrait, richly coloured backround usually without any representation of objects. The portraits can be devided into three groups, most interesting is the one with the scientists with their attributs, where the specific instruments or the backround spaces indicate the corresponding fields of sciences and the achievements of the models. Another group, which most completely illustrates this study shows professors clad with university traditional costumes like gowns, where the model represents the institution. Wyczółkowski has painted nine of such portraits, including three of the rectors. The third group represents the classic image of a man in a casual dress, in white shirt, with tie, waistcoat and jacket viewed from the waist up or only a bust, the backround is in neutral colour without nothing or only a tissue. The official university dress was not always shown on every portrait of a professor in 19 c. becasue not all portrats were ordered by the academy. From the time of his instalation in Kraków, the artist painted the portraits of professors at a rate of one, at least, every seven years. The portraits painted at the turn of the 19th and 20th centures are the best, their quality grew with quantity, in one decade he executed over ten portraits of great Polish scientists. When we compare them we see that he never made them the same way, never followed one rigid pattern, each portrait is unique by a specific trait or a feature like, for example a pose. All respresentations of professors have in common a monumental character made of the pose, the face's traits or a dress (exapt of Rydygier in surgeon's attire). This way of putting a person on stage aims to enhance his prestige, to glorify his memory because these were professors ranking also high in the society and because also the portraits were ordered for it. We can hardly tell what was the contribution of the model, his autocreation from the artist's contibution, his creation, nevertheless each image shows a noble, proud, wise person, this was the goal of the artist, to male us believe that we contemplate honourable people.
Dostawca treści:
Repozytorium Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego
Artykuł
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