Marcin Zaleski

1796–1877 · Romanticism

Marcin Zaleski 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.

30 paintings

• Arcades with the view of the city
• Interior of St. John’s Cathedral in Warsaw
• Kochanowski tomb at the Powązki cemetery
• Oboźna Street in Warsaw
• Church interior (1829)
• Krasiński Square and the Piarist church (1830)
• View of the castle from the north (1838)
• View of the Łazienki Palace in summer (1837)
• Interior of the subterranean chapel (1836)
• Demoliition of the church of the Bernardine Sisters in Warsaw (1843)
• Town hall in Vilnius (1846)
• Courtyard of the Jagiellonian Library (1846)
• Interior of the Holy Cross Church in Warsaw
• Literary Chapel in St. John’s Cathedral in Warsaw (1854)
• Interior of the Dominican Church in Kraków
• Church of the Nuns of the Visitation in Warsaw (1872)
• Theatre Square (1838)
• Autor nieznany (malarz polski), Widok z Placu Zamkowego na Krakowskie Przedmieście (1838)
• St. Florian’s Gate in Kraków (1844)
• The return of squads of Polish army from Wierzbno. (1831)
• View of Kazimierz Palace in Warsaw as seen from Powiśle (Dynasy). (1830)
• Self-portrait (1840)
• Royal Bedroom of the Palace on the Water. (1847)
• Interior of the Dominican Church in Kraków. (1849)
• Sigismund Chapel. (1801)
• Interior of St. John's Cathedral in Warsaw. (1801)
• Interior of the Fine Arts School in Warsaw. (1858)
• Interior of the All Saints Church in Warsaw. (1863)
• Myślewicki Palace in Warsaw. (1870)
• Capture of the Arsenal (1831)