Crows – Council of Seniors by Kazimierz Stabrowski
Museum-grade paper. Archival pigment inks. Zero glare.
*Requires framing.
Art Prints
Our giclee art prints are produced on heavyweight 200gsm matte art paper chosen for its smooth, non-reflective surface. Unlike glossy prints that throw back reflections from windows and overhead lights, the matte finish scatters light evenly across the sheet, so the artwork reads clearly from every angle and in any room.
Each print is made with archival pigment inks laid down by precision giclee printers, the same technology trusted by museums and limited-edition print studios. The result is deep, stable color with fine tonal transitions that hold their intensity for decades when displayed indoors away from direct sunlight.
The paper itself is museum grade: acid-free, lignin-free, and manufactured to resist yellowing and embrittlement over time. Ships unframed in a protective roll, ready to be framed.
*Frame is not included with this option.
Hand-stretched on FSC pine. Greenguard Gold inks. Ready to hang.
*Ready to hang out of the box.
Gallery Canvas
Each canvas is printed on a 333 g/m² cotton-polyester composite with a proprietary coating that produces deep blacks, rich saturation, and accurate tonal transitions. The matte finish absorbs light rather than reflecting it, eliminating glare from windows and overhead lighting so the artwork stays readable from any position in the room.
The inks are HP Latex, UL GREENGUARD GOLD certified. This means the inks meet the same air quality standards required in hospitals, schools, and nurseries. Non-toxic, odor-free, and safe for any room in your home. HP rates them for up to 200 years of fade resistance indoors, away from direct sunlight.
The canvas is gallery-wrapped by hand over a 1.25 inch (3.2 cm) radiata pine stretcher bar sourced from FSC-certified renewable forests. The wood is kiln-dried, knot-free, and warp-free, engineered to hold tension without sagging over time. A sawtooth hanger and rubber bumpers come pre-installed on the back, so the piece is ready to hang the moment it arrives.
*No framing required.
Solid wood floater frame. Floating reveal. Gallery-ready.
*Available on the framed canvas option.
Framed Canvas
The floater frame is milled from solid wood with a matte finish that absorbs light instead of bouncing it back. Unlike glossy mouldings that pick up room reflections, the matte finish keeps attention on the artwork.
The frame sits slightly outside the canvas edge, creating a clean 0.5-inch floating reveal. This gap gives the wrapped canvas a suspended, weightless look, the same presentation used in contemporary galleries and museum installations.
Inside the frame, the canvas is the same 333 g/m² cotton-polyester composite printed with HP Latex GREENGUARD GOLD inks, hand-stretched over FSC-certified radiata pine. Every piece ships with hanging hardware pre-installed.
*Available on the framed canvas option.
Kazimierz Stabrowski (1869–1929) was a Polish painter of the Young Poland period, active in St Petersburg and Warsaw and associated with Symbolism and Art Nouveau. After school in Białystok he trained at the Academy of Fine Arts in St Petersburg, in the studio of Pavel Chistyakov from 1887 to 1894 and under Ilya Repin from 1895 to 1897, and in 1897–1898 he studied at the Académie Julian in Paris with Benjamin-Constant and Jean-Paul Laurens. In 1900 he received a silver medal at the Exposition Universelle in Paris. He settled in Warsaw in 1903, helped to found the Warsaw School of Fine Arts, which opened in 1904, and was its director until 1909. He spent the First World War in St Petersburg, returned to Warsaw in 1918 and in 1922 co-founded the artists' group Sursum Corda. Toward the end of his years in Russia his growing interest in occultism, theosophy and anthroposophy found expression in fantastic and mystical compositions, and in his late work landscape became the dominant subject. He worked in oil and pastel.
Crows – Council of Seniors (Wrony – Konwent Seniorów), also recorded under the Polish title Jesienna elegia (Autumn Elegy), is an oil on canvas signed and dated "K.Stabrowski / 1923" at lower right. It measures 90 x 113 cm (35 3/8 x 44 1/2 in.). The painting belongs to the National Museum in Warsaw (inv. MP 458 MNW); it was taken away during the Second World War and recovered from Kraków in 1946. In 2025 it was shown in the exhibition La Pologne rêvée at the Fondation de l'Hermitage in Lausanne.
Art Print
An unframed print on paper, ready to pair with your choice of frame.
Gallery Canvas
A stretched canvas presentation with the artwork continuing around mirrored sides.
Framed Canvas
A stretched canvas set within a frame. Choose from the available frame colors.
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