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Feliks Pęczarski

Polish painter (1804-1862)

Born in Warsaw. Died in Włocławek.

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Born 180416 dated paintingsDied 1862

17 works

  • Q108884090
    Q108884090
    Feliks Pęczarski
    c. 1826
  • Portrait of a woman in a cap
    Portrait of a woman in a cap
    Feliks Pęczarski
    1828 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Portrait of Ksawery Dybowski
    Portrait of Ksawery Dybowski
    Feliks Pęczarski
    1834 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Portrait of a woman in a lace bonnet.
    Portrait of a woman in a lace bonnet.
    Feliks Pęczarski
    1837 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Portrait of a man in a white jabot
    Portrait of a man in a white jabot
    Feliks Pęczarski
    1837 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Card players
    Card players
    Feliks Pęczarski
    1843 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Profiteers
    Profiteers
    Feliks Pęczarski
    1844
  • Card Sharpers
    Card Sharpers
    Feliks Pęczarski
    1845 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Usurer by candlelight
    Usurer by candlelight
    Feliks Pęczarski
    1845 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Portrait of Mrs. Rudowska.
    Portrait of Mrs. Rudowska.
    Feliks Pęczarski
    1848 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Portrait of Gracjan Rudowski
    Portrait of Gracjan Rudowski
    Feliks Pęczarski
    1848 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Q123179603
    Q123179603
    Feliks Pęczarski
    September 19, 1849
  • Satire on drunkenness – allegorical scene
    Satire on drunkenness – allegorical scene
    Feliks Pęczarski
    c. 1850 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Portrait of Jan Pabudziński
    Portrait of Jan Pabudziński
    Feliks Pęczarski
    1850 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Q123180445
    Q123180445
    Feliks Pęczarski
    c. 1850
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