Wojciech Gerson

1831–1901 · Poland · Romanticism

Wojciech Gerson (1 July 1831 – 25 February 1901) was a Polish painter, educator, architect and art critic who was one of the foremost representatives of the Polish school of Realism during the foreign Partitions of Poland. Wikipedia

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“Casimir I the Restorer returning to Poland”, 1893 — National Museum in Wrocław
“Kęstutis and Vytautas imprisoned by Jogaila”, 1873 — Museum of Art in Łódź
“Ruins of Castle Tower in Ojców”, 1850 — National Museum in Warsaw
“View of the New and the Old Town to the north.”, 1854 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Enchantment - Raftsmen.”, 1856 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Landscape from the Tatras.”, 1894 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Cemetery in the mountains.”, 1894 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Reception of the Jews”, 1874 — National Museum in Warsaw
“The Assassination of Przemysł II in Rogoźno.”, 1881 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Ruins of the Trakai Castle”, 1855 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Before the manor”, 1856 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Portrait of Jadwiga Strachocka née Szpet (1860–1933)”, 1882 — National Museum in Warsaw
“View of Płock”, 1852 — National Museum in Warsaw
“At the well.”, 1870 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Submontane landscape”, 1882 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Cracow's burgher lady.”, 1885 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Rock rubble in the White Water Valley in the Tatras.”, 1892 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Female nude.”, 1896 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Granny's coming!”, 1897 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Saint Joseph with Jesus and Saint Anne”, 1851 — National Museum in Warsaw

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