Czeslaw Wasilewski, Polish, 1875 to circa 1947, oil painting on canvas depicting a winter hunting scene with Troika. Signed lower right. Framed. Czeslaw Wasilewski is known for Landscape, figure, genre painting. Czeslaw Wasilewski, who used the pseudonym Zygmuntowicz was a popular painter in Warsaw. He was self taught though a record exists of him at the Warsaw School of Fine Art. His preferred subject matter were hunting scenes, winter sleigh rides, elk and wild boars in the forest, soldiers on patrol and scenes in Warsaw. He also painted some still lives and flowers. He participated in exhibitions in Lublin 1922, The Warsaw Salon 1925, 1926, 1927, Katowice 1926, Czestochowa 1927, Gydnia 1929, Kalisz 1931 and Poznan 1928, 1931. One of a kind artwork.

Dimensions: Frame 33 x 23 in, canvas 28 x 18 in. All measurements are approximate.