Olga Boznańska

1865–1940 · Post-Impressionism

Olga Boznańska was a Polish painter who was stylistically associated with the French impressionism, though she rejected this label.

40 paintings

• Study of a woman with a girl (1893)
• Portrait of August Radwan, pianist (1906)
• Landscape Motif (1890)
• Buildings II (1885)
• Study of Two Pairs of Hands (1888)
• Study of a Nun (1887)
• Birdcage (1890)
• Breton Woman (Version II) (1890)
• Joyful Baśka (1891)
• Portrait of Paul Nauen (1893)
• Portrait of Józef Czajkowski / Portrait Sketch of a Young Girl – two-sided painting (1894)
• Portrait of Józef Czajkowski – two-sided painting (1894)
• Portrait Sketch of a Young Girl – two-sided painting (1894)
• View from the Studio's Window – two-sided painting (1900)
• Portrait of Architect Franciszek Mączyński (1900)
• Portrait of a Girl – Zofia Sokołowska (1900)
• View from the Studio's Window / Sketch for a Male Portrait – two-sided painting (1900)
• Study of the Interior of the Artist’s Studio in Krakow (1896)
• Portrait of Adam Nowina Boznański, Artist's Father (1903)
• Portrait of Mrs Roubaud (1908)
• Portrait of Miss Deuringer (1900)
• Male Portrait – two-sided painting (1905)
• Sketch Portrait of a Man – two-sided painting (1905)
• Flowers on a Terrace (1903)
• Portrait of Three Sisters (1910)
• Self-Portrait (1906)
• Portrait of Feliks Jasieński (1907)
• Portrait of Jadwiga Sapieżyna née Sanguszko (1910)
• Portrait of Berta Dylion (1917)
• Portrait of a French Lady-Writer Gabrielle Réval (1912)
• Portrait of Elza Krauze (1912)
• Portrait of a Man in a Hat (1915)
• Portrait of a Lady with a Necklace (1915)
• Still Life– two-sided painting (1920)
• Portrait of a Woman (1923)
• Portrait of a Lady with Glasses (1922)
• Portrait of Emeryk Hutten-Czapski (1930)
• In the orangery. (1890)
• Girl with chrysanthemums (1894)
• Flower Gardens (1889)