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Tadeusz Popiel

Polish painter (1863-1913)

Born in Szczucin. Died in Kraków.

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A life in paintings

Born 18638 dated paintingsDied 1913

13 works

  • Angel
    Angel
    Tadeusz Popiel
    c. 1885–1910 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Q123359060
    Q123359060
    Tadeusz Popiel
    c. 1885–1890
  • Transylvania Panorama
    Transylvania Panorama
    Jan Styka, Tihamér Margitay, Pál Vágó, Béla Spányi, Tadeusz Popiel, Zygmunt Rozwadowski, Michał Gorstkin-Wywiórski and Leopold Schönchen
    1890s
  • Landscape from the Tatras.
    Landscape from the Tatras.
    Tadeusz Popiel
    1890s · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Battle of Racławice
    Battle of Racławice
    Jan Styka, Wojciech Kossak, Włodzimierz Tetmajer, Ludwig Boller, Tadeusz Popiel, Zygmunt Rozwadowski, Teodor Axentowicz, Wincenty Wodzinowski and Michał Sozański
    May 28, 1894 · National Museum in Wrocław
  • Sigismund Augustus and Barbara Giza
    Sigismund Augustus and Barbara Giza
    Tadeusz Popiel
    1901 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Yearning for the Homeland
    Yearning for the Homeland
    Tadeusz Popiel
    20th century
  • Battle of Grunwald diorama
    Battle of Grunwald diorama
    Tadeusz Popiel
    1910 · Lviv History Museum
  • Landscape study
    Landscape study
    Tadeusz Popiel
    · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Forest landscape at sunrise
    Forest landscape at sunrise
    Tadeusz Popiel
    · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Marine view
    Marine view
    Tadeusz Popiel
    · National Museum in Warsaw
  • After a Storm
    After a Storm
    Tadeusz Popiel
    · National Museum in Kraków
  • Krajobraz górski
    Krajobraz górski
    Tadeusz Popiel
    · National Museum in Kraków
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