Leon Wyczółkowski

1852–1936 · Realism

Leon Jan Wyczółkowski was a Polish painter and educator who was one of the leading painters of the Young Poland movement, as well as the principal representative of Polish Realism in art of the Interbellum. From 1895 to 1911 he served as professor at the Jan Matejko Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków, and from 1934, at the Warsaw Academy of Fine Arts. He was a founding member of the Society of Polish Artists "Sztuka".

39 paintings

• Flowers in a vase (1903)
• Portrait of Leon Biliński (1914)
• Bust of a Bearded Old Man (1876)
• Head of Christ (1880)
• Portrait of a Woman (1879)
• Gertruda Komorowska in the Sleigh (1883)
• Corn-Field (1885)
• Petrified Druid (1892)
• Beet-Lifting (1893)
• A Game of Crocquet (1895)
• Self-Portrait (1898)
• Self-Portrait with Konstanty Laszczka (1901)
• Japanese Woman (1897)
• Portrait of Jan Kasprowicz (1898)
• Portrait of Stanisław Witkiewicz with Wojciech Roj (1902)
• Pines at Połąga (1908)
• Portrait of Feliks Jasieński Dressed as a Bedouin (1908)
• Black Lake (1906)
• Female Nude (1907)
• Nude Woman Lying (1908)
• Highland Landscape (1910)
• Seascape from Połąga (1908)
• White Roses (1908)
• Portrait of Erazm Barącz (1908)
• Self-Portrait (1908)
• Windy Day (1908)
• Pines at Połąga (1908)
• Sea at Połąga IV (1908)
• Marsh Marigolds (1909)
• White Roses (1908)
• Portrait of actress Idalia Pawlikowska (1902)
• Giewont in snow (1905)
• Portrait of Feliks Jasieński at the Organ (1902)
• Portret profesora Stanisława Szwarca (1911)
• The Vistula near Tyniec at Sunset (1901)
• Plowing in the Ukraine (1892)
• Beetroot digging II. (1911)
• Stańczyk (Puppet Show; Puppets) (1898)
• Fisherman with a Net (1891)