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Austria–Hungary · April 15, 1865 – October 26, 1940Wikidata

Olga Boznańska

Polish artist (1865–1940)

Born in Kraków. Died in Paris.

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A life in paintings

Born 1865148 dated paintingsDied 1940

152 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Grandma's birthday.
    Grandma's birthday.
    Olga Boznańska
    19th century · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Buildings II
    Buildings II
    Olga Boznańska
    1885 · National Museum in Kraków
  • Town Buildings I
    Town Buildings I
    Olga Boznańska
    1885 · National Museum in Kraków
  • Q116520477
    Q116520477
    Olga Boznańska
    1885 · National Museum in Kraków
  • Study of Two Pairs of Hands
    Study of Two Pairs of Hands
    Olga Boznańska
    1886–1890 · National Museum in Kraków
  • Portrait of mother
    Portrait of mother
    Olga Boznańska
    c. 1886 · National Museum in Szczecin
  • Jew drinking wine
    Jew drinking wine
    Olga Boznańska
    1887 · Muzeum Śląska Opolskiego w Opolu
  • Study of a Nun
    Study of a Nun
    Olga Boznańska
    1887 · National Museum in Kraków
  • Portrait of a Woman (Gypsy)
    Portrait of a Woman (Gypsy)
    Olga Boznańska
    1888 · National Museum in Kraków
  • Main Market Square in Krakow – Fragment of a Street
    Main Market Square in Krakow – Fragment of a Street
    Olga Boznańska
    c. 1888 · National Museum in Kraków
  • Q116520473
    Q116520473
    Olga Boznańska
    1888
  • Q123378843
    Q123378843
    Olga Boznańska
    1888
  • Flower Gardens
    Flower Gardens
    Olga Boznańska
    1889 · National Museum in Kraków
  • Japanese woman
    Japanese woman
    Olga Boznańska
    1889 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • From a Walk
    From a Walk
    Olga Boznańska
    1889 · National Museum in Kraków
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