Maurycy Gottlieb

1856–1879 · Poland · Realism

Maurycy Gottlieb (21 February 1856 – 17 July 1879) was a Polish-Jewish realist painter of the Romantic period. Considered one of the most talented students of Jan Matejko, Gottlieb died at the age of 23. Wikipedia

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“Jews Praying in the Synagogue on Yom Kippur”, 1878 — Tel Aviv Museum of Art
“Ahasuerus”, 1876 — National Museum in Kraków
“Christ preaching at Capernaum”, 1878 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Recha welcoming her father (detail).”, 1867 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Self-portrait in Polish nobleman's dress”, 1874
“Rachela”
“Portrait of a man”, 1874 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Levy in Mass”, 1873 — National Museum in Kraków
“Head of a Jewish Bride”, 1876
“Portrait of a rabbi”, 1874 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Portrait of a boy in a hat”, 1874 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Portrait of a bearded old man” — National Museum in Warsaw
“At the Deathbed”, 1876 — National Museum in Kraków
“Portrait of Laura Henschel-Rosenfeld”, 1877 — Tel Aviv Museum of Art
“Self-portrait”, 1876 — National Museum in Kielce
“Shylock and Jessica.”, 1876
“The Torah Scribe.”, 1876 — National Museum in Wrocław
“Salome's Dance”, 1879 — National Museum in Kielce
“Salome with the head of St. John”, 1877 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Judith with the head of Holofernes”, 1877 — National Museum in Warsaw

Maurycy Gottlieb

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