Aleksander Orłowski

1777–1832 · Duchy of Warsaw

Aleksander Orłowski (9 March 1777 – 13 March 1832) was a Polish painter and sketch artist, and a pioneer of lithography in the Russian Empire. Wikipedia

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Works

“Fighting for a river crossing.”, 1801 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Kyrgyz”, 1809 — Silesian Museum in Katowice
“Self-portrait at a young age.”, 1800 — National Museum in Warsaw
“In front of a tent” — National Museum in Warsaw
“Constantine Pavlovich”, 1802
“Banquet at Radziwiłł’s” — National Museum in Warsaw
“Two Kalmyk horsemen”, 1820 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Faris”, 1825 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Battle Scene”, 1802 — National Museum in Kraków
“Scene at the inn.”, 1794 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Persian dignitary on horseback (Oriental horseman).”, 1811 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Sledging”, 1820 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Two Cossacks on horseback.”, 1818 — National Museum in Poznań
“Courier with Three Horses” — Dorich House Museum
“Tsar Paul I visiting Tadeusz Kościuszko in prison.”, 1797 — State Historical Museum
“The Head of a Cossack.”, 1800 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Don Cossack on horse.” — Museum of Art in Łódź
“Marine Landscape”, 1820 — National Museum in Poznań
“Uhlan on horseback”
“Prinz Jozef Antoni Poniatowski”