Stanisław Kamocki (1875 Warsaw - 1944 Zakopane), Polish Summer. Panorama of Biecz

oil, canvas, 90.5 × 100 cm
Signed on the back on the loom: "St. Kamocki."

"Great sensitivity to the beauty of nature, love of this nature, pantheistic attachment to it and understanding of its mysteries, a poetic attitude to it and full of a kind of pious admiration, excellent observation and the ability to experience the mood, which so many of nature's moods are at every hour of the day, all this will make up a full mature masculine creativity, already aware of its goals and means. However, there will remain in this good man and eternally dissatisfied artist some trait of unrealized longing, understatement, hesitation, as if he is still waiting for that moment when he will hear that longed-for echo of the secret speech of nature, which is unusual to confide in every day. And in this is the distinctiveness of Kamotsky, his charm - and a prop for the future."
Schroeder, Stanislaw Kamocki, "Fine Arts" 1927/1928, p. 427