Curatorial Narrative The work of Feliks Jabczyski, “Virgin Mary’s Church in Nowe Miasto”, embodies the fleeting impressions of Impressionism while negotiating the complexities of Historical Revival architecture. Painted in 1913, this work exists at a critical juncture in artistic evolution, as the Impressionist movement begins to dissolve into more fragmented styles and movements. Jabczyski’s brushwork is characterized by loose gestures that capture the ephemeral dance of light on brick facades, evoking an atmosphere of quiet reverence.Upon enlargement to 44×64 inches, “Virgin Mary’s Church in Nowe Miasto” reveals a nuanced interplay between spatial depth and chromatic structure. The palette remains anchored in muted earth tones and soft blues, yet these hues take on greater atmospheric weight as the viewer moves closer. Material pairing becomes crucial, with warm woods or rich textiles complementing the cool, gentle quality of Jabc