Kazimierz Stabrowski

1869–1929 · Poland · Symbolism

Kazimierz Stabrowski (November 21, 1869, Kruplyany – June 10, 1929, Garwolin) was a Polish painter, and director of the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw. He also founded the first lodges of the Theosophical Society in Poland. Wikipedia

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Works

“Peacock - Portrait of Zofia Borucińska née Jakimowicz.”, 1908 — National Museum in Warsaw
“The Ruins of the Krzyżtopór Castle in Ujazd”, 1904 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Portrait of artist's wife Julia (Julia Stabrowska née Janiszewska).”, 1900s — National Museum in Warsaw
“Portrait of Bronisław Brykner in a fancy dress.”, 1908 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Norwegian fjord.”, 1928 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Spiritualist portrait of a woman (Medium).”, 1900s — National Museum in Warsaw
“Portrait of Laura Pytlińska”, 1922 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Fairy tale jewels”, 1923 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Fantastical composition”, 1924 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Angel and monsters”, 1921 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Nude”, 1921 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Southern landscape – Taormina”, 1922 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Crows – Council of Seniors”, 1923 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Faun – Villa Borghese”, 1924 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Boat at rocky coast”, 1924 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Wife’s portrait”, 1907 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Story of the sea”, 1910 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Consoler of monsters”, 1920 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Prayer at the battle field”, 1915 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Vilnius – Cathedral Bell Tower”, 1904 — National Museum in Warsaw

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