The Polish Painter Who Mastered Werewolves — The Final Paintings
70K views · Jun 19, 2026 · Entertainment
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@shipwrek4388 · 3 months ago · pinned
My daughter just got me Knock Knock on canvas from the thumbnail for father's day.
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@OmarBishar-r6g · 2 months ago
This painter should create a whole movie about this
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@isaaco5679 · 3 months ago
His work always reminds me of the long dark art style and theme.
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@SavoirBarelyKnowHer · 3 months ago
I have been waiting for part three. At long last, I may have something to watch while eating
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@JoshFortune-nb8wz · 3 months ago (edited)
I would love an anthology-style movie or TV series about this, perhaps called "Through the Ages of Winter and Autumn" or something similar. It could explore different werewolves across various time periods, with each story focusing on a different werewolf .(kinda like the paintings )
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@singingcrow439 · 3 months ago (edited)
I think Silent Night depicts the man as a hunter, who was staking out at the edge of the settlement. The swords on the back is giving me real Witcher vibes.<br>Meanwhile, the wolf was walking towards the huts, only turning its head to see the man. This makes me think that is after the livestock or even people in the huts.
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@rubberneckinc.8937 · 1 month ago (edited)
Epically impressive. Perfect title. Absolutely harrowing situation that you can feel. Brother Zygfryd's face gives away the seriousness of his situation. Those eyes are amazing.
@Quasimodo1848 · 3 months ago
The Man in Painting with the Campfire in the Snow is almost certainly a Witcher or THE WITCHER, Geralt of Rivia. He painted a few pictures with Geralt and thats pretty much his style for him(adjusted for Cold weather clothes). He pretty much plays with the possibilty of witchers existing in his world during the Medieval era.
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@shipwrek4388 · 3 months ago
I think Silent Night was a man waiting for vengeance on that beast like it killed someone close to him and he has nothing left to lose.
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@rainlawson7085 · 2 months ago
I love Jakub’s world building and his books. His paintings are genuinely frightening and shiver inducing.
@Raist474 · 3 months ago
The warrior in "silent night" is clearly a Witcher. Two swords (the drawn one is looks silver), he's waiting for the werewolf, and the artist likes to paint scenes from that setting. The werewolf approaches him cautiously, likely aware of how dangerous a Witcher is. It's a duel between two predators.
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@ashawnamv2117 · 3 months ago
Man I wouldnt mind watching a vid compilation of all 3 parts of this series, bro is so talented Robert Eggers needs to hit him up to do some promo pieces for Werwulf
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