Władysław Ślewiński

1856–1918 · Post-Impressionism

Władysław Ślewiński was a Polish painter. He was one of Gauguin's students and a leading artist of the Young Poland movement.

40 paintings

• Rough sea (1896)
• Marine landscape with a small boat (1898)
• Self-portrait (1898)
• Sea at night (1897)
• Head of a brunette (1900)
• Profile of a young woman (1900)
• Marine landscape with three small boats (1903)
• Male portrait (1899)
• Still life (1889)
• Nude of a woman combing her hair (1909)
• Mountain landscape (1907)
• Mountain landscape (1903)
• Portrait of Magdalena (1911)
• Rocks in Belle-Ille (1904)
• Still life (1904)
• Landscape with pink mountain peaks (1906)
• Young woman from the Highlands with an apple (1907)
• Self-portrait (1902)
• Cottages in the snow (1907)
• Clouds over flatland below the Tatra Mountains (1908)
• Flowers in a yellow pitcher (1908)
• Boat with sails up (1909)
• Field in Janowiec (1911)
• Mountain stream – in the Tatra Mountains below Mt Nosal (1905)
• Compote with four apples (1911)
• Sea with white waves (1911)
• Peonies (1906)
• Road among fields (1912)
• Sea with a solitary rock (1907)
• Still life (1908)
• Woman Combing Her Hair (1897)
• Study of a Boy (1902)
• The Sea in Brittany (1904)
• Portrait of Stanisław Ignacy Witkiewicz (1911)
• A Young Breton Woman by Władysław Ślewiński (1896)
• Still life with flowers and figure of dancer (1907)
• Self-portrait in a straw hat. (1894)
• Semi-nude woman sitting. (1902)
• Lubelska Street in Kazimierz. (1907)
• Black Pond in the Tatra Mountains (1909)