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Henryk Szczyglinski

painter (1881-1944)

Born in Łódź. Died in Warsaw.

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A life in paintings

Born 188114 dated paintingsDied 1944

14 works

  • House in the Sun
    House in the Sun
    Henryk Szczyglinski
    1899–1901 · National Museum in Kraków
  • Self-portrait
    Self-portrait
    Henryk Szczyglinski
    1900 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • The Domincan Church in Krakow at Night
    The Domincan Church in Krakow at Night
    Henryk Szczyglinski
    1902 · National Museum in Kraków
  • Country Road
    Country Road
    Henryk Szczyglinski
    1902 · National Museum in Kraków
  • Small Market Square in Krakow at Night
    Small Market Square in Krakow at Night
    Henryk Szczyglinski
    1903 · National Museum in Kraków
  • Q123510837
    Q123510837
    Henryk Szczyglinski
    c. 1905 · Wawel Castle
  • Winter landscape at night with a halberdier
    Winter landscape at night with a halberdier
    Henryk Szczyglinski
    c. 1907 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Interior of the posthumous exhibition of Jan Stanisławski
    Interior of the posthumous exhibition of Jan Stanisławski
    Henryk Szczyglinski
    1907 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Winter Landscape
    Winter Landscape
    Henryk Szczyglinski
    1908–1912 · National Museum in Kraków
  • Spring
    Spring
    Henryk Szczyglinski
    1908–1912 · National Museum in Kraków
  • Rose shrub
    Rose shrub
    Henryk Szczyglinski
    1909 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Along the old route of our forefathers
    Along the old route of our forefathers
    Henryk Szczyglinski
    1919 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Landscape near Vilnius
    Landscape near Vilnius
    Henryk Szczyglinski
    1923 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Milky Way upon Giewont
    Milky Way upon Giewont
    Henryk Szczyglinski
    1927
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