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Poland · April 19, 1826 – September 30, 1911Wikidata

Franciszek Kostrzewski

Polish painter (1826-1911)

Born in Warsaw. Died in Warsaw.

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A life in paintings

Born 182617 dated paintingsDied 1911

17 works

  • Returning from the fair
    Returning from the fair
    Franciszek Kostrzewski
    c. 1850 · National Museum in Kielce
  • Circus in Saska Kępa
    Circus in Saska Kępa
    Franciszek Kostrzewski
    1852 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Tempest
    Tempest
    Franciszek Kostrzewski
    1853 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Retreat from Moscow.
    Retreat from Moscow.
    Franciszek Kostrzewski
    1854 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Peasants in an Inn
    Peasants in an Inn
    Franciszek Kostrzewski
    1854 · National Museum in Kraków
  • In a tavern
    In a tavern
    Franciszek Kostrzewski
    1856 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Boar-Hunting
    Boar-Hunting
    Franciszek Kostrzewski
    1857 · National Museum in Kraków
  • Winter landscape with a village church
    Winter landscape with a village church
    Franciszek Kostrzewski
    1857 · National Museum in Kielce
  • At bonfire
    At bonfire
    Franciszek Kostrzewski
    c. 1860 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Son's return (insurgent)
    Son's return (insurgent)
    Franciszek Kostrzewski
    1861 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • A village on fire.
    A village on fire.
    Franciszek Kostrzewski
    1862 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Picking mushrooms
    Picking mushrooms
    Franciszek Kostrzewski
    1862 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Hunting
    Hunting
    Franciszek Kostrzewski
    1863 · National Museum in Kielce
  • Rural Kermesse.
    Rural Kermesse.
    Franciszek Kostrzewski
    1866 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Fire in a small town.
    Fire in a small town.
    Franciszek Kostrzewski
    1868 · National Museum in Warsaw
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