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Poland · January 12, 1879 – January 26, 1923Wikidata

Jan Rembowski

Polish painter (1879-1923)

Born in Wawrzyszew. Died in Warsaw.

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A life in paintings

Born 18799 dated paintingsDied 1923

18 works

  • Portrait of Alina Glassowa née Bondy.
    Portrait of Alina Glassowa née Bondy.
    Jan Rembowski
    1900s · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Bowing nude.
    Bowing nude.
    Jan Rembowski
    20th century · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Portrait of an old village woman
    Portrait of an old village woman
    Jan Rembowski
    1908 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Self-portrait
    Self-portrait
    Jan Rembowski
    c. 1910 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Man with unkempt hair
    Man with unkempt hair
    Jan Rembowski
    1910 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Highlander girl.
    Highlander girl.
    Jan Rembowski
    1912 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Landscape with a house among trees
    Landscape with a house among trees
    Jan Rembowski
    1912 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Enchanted girl
    Enchanted girl
    Jan Rembowski
    1913 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Q123529212
    Q123529212
    Jan Rembowski
    1913 · Museum of Art in Łódź
  • Refugees
    Refugees
    Jan Rembowski
    · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Submontane landscape
    Submontane landscape
    Jan Rembowski
    · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Window with flower pots
    Window with flower pots
    Jan Rembowski
    · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Parapet of balcony with flower pots
    Parapet of balcony with flower pots
    Jan Rembowski
    · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Fields
    Fields
    Jan Rembowski
    · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Balcony with flower pots
    Balcony with flower pots
    Jan Rembowski
    · National Museum in Warsaw
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