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Władysław Wankie

Polish painter (1860-1925)

Born in Warsaw. Died in Warsaw.

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A life in paintings

Born 186011 dated paintingsDied 1925

18 works

  • Q115235102
    Q115235102
    Władysław Wankie
    19th century · Masovian Museum in Płock
  • Breton fisherwoman.
    Breton fisherwoman.
    Władysław Wankie
    1890s · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Madonna
    Madonna
    Władysław Wankie
    1890s · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Digging potatoes.
    Digging potatoes.
    Władysław Wankie
    1900s · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Fisherwomen on the shore.
    Fisherwomen on the shore.
    Władysław Wankie
    20th century · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Sea and sailboat.
    Sea and sailboat.
    Władysław Wankie
    20th century · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Christ on the Cross
    Christ on the Cross
    Władysław Wankie
    c. 1902 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • The Summit
    The Summit
    Władysław Wankie
    1906 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Christ on the cross
    Christ on the cross
    Władysław Wankie
    c. 1916 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Monument /design for legionaries monument/
    Monument /design for legionaries monument/
    Władysław Wankie
    1916 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Autumn trees
    Autumn trees
    Władysław Wankie
    1920 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Moon night
    Moon night
    Władysław Wankie
    1922 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Springtime
    Springtime
    Władysław Wankie
    · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Landscape with poplars /Storm is at hand/
    Landscape with poplars /Storm is at hand/
    Władysław Wankie
    · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Green fisherwoman
    Green fisherwoman
    Władysław Wankie
    · National Museum in Warsaw
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