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Aleksander Gierymski

Polish painter (1850–1901)

Born in Warsaw. Died in Rome.

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A life in paintings

Born 185076 dated paintingsDied 1901

88 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Fishing boats at the shore.
    Fishing boats at the shore.
    Aleksander Gierymski
    19th century · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Italian siesta II.
    Italian siesta II.
    Aleksander Gierymski
    1870s · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Studio in Munich
    Studio in Munich
    Aleksander Gierymski
    1870s · National Museum in Kraków
  • Study with a topper.
    Study with a topper.
    Aleksander Gierymski
    1870s · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Portrait of a young Italian.
    Portrait of a young Italian.
    Aleksander Gierymski
    1870s · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Interior
    Interior
    Aleksander Gierymski
    1870 · National Museum in Kraków
  • Q124466212
    Q124466212
    Aleksander Gierymski
    1870
  • Court scene from Shakespeare's "The Merchant of Venice".
    Court scene from Shakespeare's "The Merchant of Venice".
    Aleksander Gierymski
    1873
  • The Game of Morra.
    The Game of Morra.
    Aleksander Gierymski
    1874 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Tavern in Rome, sketch
    Tavern in Rome, sketch
    Aleksander Gierymski
    1874 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Tavern in Rome, sketch
    Tavern in Rome, sketch
    Aleksander Gierymski
    1874 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Begonie
    Begonie
    Aleksander Gierymski
    1876–1880 · Museum of Art in Łódź
  • Fountain
    Fountain
    Aleksander Gierymski
    1876–1880 · National Museum in Kraków
  • Jewess with Oranges
    Jewess with Oranges
    Aleksander Gierymski
    1880s · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Jewish woman selling fruit
    Jewish woman selling fruit
    Aleksander Gierymski
    1880
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