Marcin Zaleski

1796–1877 · Poland

Marcin Zaleski (1796 – 16 September 1877) was a Polish painter, a representative of Neoclassicism, considered the greatest Polish vedutist of the 19th century. He mostly painted the cityscapes of Warsaw, Kraków and Wilno. Wikipedia

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Works

“Capture of the Arsenal”, 1831 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Interior of St. John's Cathedral in Warsaw.”, 1801 — National Museum in Warsaw
“St. Florian’s Gate in Kraków”, 1844 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Theatre Square”, 1838 — Museum of Warsaw
“Kochanowski tomb at the Powązki cemetery” — National Museum in Warsaw
“Oboźna Street in Warsaw” — National Museum in Warsaw
“Church interior”, 1829 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Krasiński Square and the Piarist church”, 1830 — National Museum in Warsaw
“View of the castle from the north”, 1838 — National Museum in Warsaw
“The return of squads of Polish army from Wierzbno.”, 1831 — National Museum in Warsaw
“View of Kazimierz Palace in Warsaw as seen from Powiśle (Dynasy).”, 1830s — National Museum in Warsaw
“View of the Royal Baths Palace in summer.”, 1836 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Entry to Warsaw with captives and standards won in the battles of Wawer and Dąb Wielki on 2 April 1831.”, 1831 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Interior of the subterranean chapel”, 1836 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Demoliition of the church of the Bernardine Sisters in Warsaw”, 1843 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Town hall in Vilnius”, 1846 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Interior of the Dominican Church in Kraków” — National Museum in Warsaw
“Church of the Nuns of the Visitation in Warsaw”, 1872 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Courtyard of the Jagiellonian Library”, 1846 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Interior of the Holy Cross Church in Warsaw” — National Museum in Warsaw