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Józef Rapacki

Polish painter (1871-1929)

Born in Warsaw. Died in Olszanka.

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A life in paintings

Born 187119 dated paintingsDied 1929

19 works

  • In the Garden
    In the Garden
    Józef Rapacki
    1891 · National Museum in Kraków
  • Evening (Marshland)
    Evening (Marshland)
    Józef Rapacki
    1891
  • Reverie
    Reverie
    Józef Rapacki
    1892
  • Landscape
    Landscape
    Józef Rapacki
    1893 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Evening on the Theatre Square in Warsaw
    Evening on the Theatre Square in Warsaw
    Józef Rapacki
    1893
  • A daybreak (Landscape - Thaw).
    A daybreak (Landscape - Thaw).
    Józef Rapacki
    1897 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Self-portrait in profile
    Self-portrait in profile
    Józef Rapacki
    1900 · Museum of Warsaw
  • Q123510933
    Q123510933
    Józef Rapacki
    1906–1907
  • Winter landscape
    Winter landscape
    Józef Rapacki
    1908 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Artist's vision.
    Artist's vision.
    Józef Rapacki
    1910s · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Old mill
    Old mill
    Józef Rapacki
    1911 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • View of Venice
    View of Venice
    Józef Rapacki
    1913 · Tatra Museum in Zakopane
  • Q123521065
    Q123521065
    Józef Rapacki
    1916
  • Portrait of a lady in hat.
    Portrait of a lady in hat.
    Józef Rapacki
    1917
  • Nocturne - a chapel with a statue of Saint. Jan Nepomucen
    Nocturne - a chapel with a statue of Saint. Jan Nepomucen
    Józef Rapacki
    1918
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