Poland, Ukraine. 1879 - 1965
Illustrations of the Hutsul region, religious and folk themes
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1863 - 1943. Known for: Symbolic and mystical motifs, allegorical themes inspired by Slavic myths and legends, illustrations for magazines.
Archaeologist, ethnographer, painter, cartoonist and art historian. Student of Jan Matejko, member of the Academy of Skills in Krakow. He graduated from Jan Pankiewicz High School in Warsaw. He... Read full biography
Archaeologist, ethnographer, painter, cartoonist and art historian. Student of Jan Matejko, member of the Academy of Skills in Krakow. He graduated from Jan Pankiewicz High School in Warsaw. He studied painting in Warsaw with Polikarp Guminski, Wojciech Gerson in 1880 and 1881, then until 1884 at... Read full biography
Archaeologist, ethnographer, painter, cartoonist and art historian. Student of Jan Matejko, member of the Academy of Skills in Krakow. He graduated from Jan Pankiewicz High School in Warsaw. He studied painting in Warsaw with Polikarp Guminski, Wojciech Gerson in 1880 and 1881, then until 1884 at the School of Fine Arts in Krakow, where his teachers were Leopold Löffler and Wladyslaw Luszczkiewicz, in 1884 he left for the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich, taking lessons at Paul Nauen’s school,... Read full biography
Archaeologist, ethnographer, painter, cartoonist and art historian. Student of Jan Matejko, member of the Academy of Skills in Krakow. He graduated from Jan Pankiewicz High School in Warsaw. He studied painting in Warsaw with Polikarp Guminski, Wojciech Gerson in 1880 and 1881, then until 1884 at the School of Fine Arts in Krakow, where his teachers were Leopold Löffler and Wladyslaw Luszczkiewicz, in 1884 he left for the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich, taking lessons at Paul Nauen’s school, and in 1885 he visited Paris. In 1890 he studied again in Munich. From the following year to 1892 he traveled in Italy and later in Bulgaria. In 1895 he settled permanently in Warsaw. In his painting, he referred to Slavic culture, and his works... Read full biography
Archaeologist, ethnographer, painter, cartoonist and art historian. Student of Jan Matejko, member of the Academy of Skills in Krakow. He graduated from Jan Pankiewicz High School in Warsaw. He studied painting in Warsaw with Polikarp Guminski, Wojciech Gerson in 1880 and 1881, then until 1884 at the School of Fine Arts in Krakow, where his teachers were Leopold Löffler and Wladyslaw Luszczkiewicz, in 1884 he left for the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich, taking lessons at Paul Nauen’s school, and in 1885 he visited Paris. In 1890 he studied again in Munich. From the following year to 1892 he traveled in Italy and later in Bulgaria. In 1895 he settled permanently in Warsaw. In his painting, he referred to Slavic culture, and his works appeared on cards and postage stamps. He believed that the paintings should express not only specific scenes from the past, but also the pers... Read full biography
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From the Slavic Tales, 1914
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Water Abbey, 1889
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Poland, France. 1878 - 1954
Intense colors and sweeping brush strokes capturing picturesque landscapes
Poland, Ukraine. 1849 - 1914
Symbolic landscape and romanticized peasant genre painting
Poland. 1896 - 1987
Colorist painting, including portraits, landscapes, and still lifes
Poland. 1866/68 - 1940
Landscape, portrait, and still life painting
Poland. 1875 - 1944
Landscape painting
Poland. 1860 - 1907
Landscape painting; impressionism
Poland. 1875 - 1950
Figural scene, portrait, nude, and landscape painting, sculpture
Poland. 1838 - 1893
Historical and portrait painting
Canada, Poland. 1892 - 1965
Naive landscape, expressionism
Poland. 1854 - 1929
Portrait and genre painting
Poland, Germany. 1861 - 1926
Landscape, historical event themed paintings
Poland, France. 1857 - 1942
Historical battle scene painting, horses, portraits
Poland. 1852 - 1936
Landscape, portrait, genre scene and floral still life painting, graphic arts, engraving
Poland, Italy. 1875 - 1944
Water scenes, figures, landscape, marine painting, theatre set and stained glass design
Czech Republic, Poland. 1881 - 1970
Symbolic painting
France, Poland, Russian Federation. 1890 - 1943
Figure, genre, still life painting
Poland, France. 1894/95 - 1975
Cubist painting, collage and fabric design
New York / Poland. 1897 - 1960
Modernist female portrait, child figure and still life painting
Poland. 1875 - 1961
Portrait and still life painting
New York / Poland. 1900 - 1981
Expressionist figure, town- and landscape paintings, still lives
France. 1890 - 1979
Ecole de Paris trend, simplified line, synthesis of form, contemplating nature
Poland. 1859 - 1938
Symbolist-inflected portraiture and genre scenes, often rendered in oil and pastel
France, Poland. 1876 - 1967
Colorful personality, relationships with avant-garde artists, influenced by Cézanne, van Gogh, and Vuillard.
United Kingdom, Poland. 1886 - 1955
Historical, military genre painting, soldiers, horses
New York / Poland. 1896 - 1986
Abstract figure, still life and interior painting
Poland. 1853 - 1929
Portrait and landscape painting, winter scenes, watercolor specialty
Poland, France. 1873 - 1951
Figure, genre and still-life paintings
Poland, France. 1891 - 1944
Modernist, expressionist landscape, still life and figure painting