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Poland · September 7, 1853 – December 12, 1924Wikidata

Antoni Piotrowski

Polish artist (1853-1924)

Born in Nietulisko Duże. Died in Warsaw.

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A life in paintings

Born 185323 dated paintingsDied 1924

27 works

  • Head of a Jew from Thessaloniki
    Head of a Jew from Thessaloniki
    Antoni Piotrowski
    1842 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • In the inn.
    In the inn.
    Antoni Piotrowski
    1877 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Q123285631
    Q123285631
    Antoni Piotrowski
    1877
  • A scene from the 1863 Uprising.
    A scene from the 1863 Uprising.
    Antoni Piotrowski
    1880 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Russian outpost on the Danube
    Russian outpost on the Danube
    Antoni Piotrowski
    1880
  • Scene from the January Uprising 1863
    Scene from the January Uprising 1863
    Antoni Piotrowski
    1881 · Lubomirski Museum
  • Wedding in the evening
    Wedding in the evening
    Antoni Piotrowski
    1882 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • A snow storm
    A snow storm
    Antoni Piotrowski
    1883
  • Q109581818
    Q109581818
    Antoni Piotrowski
    1883
  • The cracked ice
    The cracked ice
    Antoni Piotrowski
    1883
  • Girl with a horse
    Girl with a horse
    Antoni Piotrowski
    1885
  • Execution of an insurgent in Warsaw Citadel in 1863 or 1864.
    Execution of an insurgent in Warsaw Citadel in 1863 or 1864.
    Antoni Piotrowski
    1885 · Polish Army Museum
  • Q109581794
    Q109581794
    Antoni Piotrowski
    1889
  • The Weeding Is Coming
    The Weeding Is Coming
    Antoni Piotrowski
    1891 · National Museum in Kraków
  • Self-portrait with a palette
    Self-portrait with a palette
    Antoni Piotrowski
    1893 · National Museum in Warsaw
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