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Feliks Brzozowski

Polish painter (1836-1892)

Born in Warsaw. Died in Warsaw.

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A life in paintings

Born 18366 dated paintingsDied 1892

12 works

  • Q115806274
    Q115806274
    Feliks Brzozowski
    19th century
  • Countryside landscape at night
    Countryside landscape at night
    Feliks Brzozowski
    1864 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Storm in the mountains
    Storm in the mountains
    Feliks Brzozowski
    1866 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Forest landscape with a deer.
    Forest landscape with a deer.
    Feliks Brzozowski
    1875 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Harvest
    Harvest
    Feliks Brzozowski
    1876 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • View of Ojców Castle (Ojców upon Prądnik).
    View of Ojców Castle (Ojców upon Prądnik).
    Feliks Brzozowski
    1879 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • After the rain in autumn
    After the rain in autumn
    Feliks Brzozowski
    1889 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Church and monastery in Ląd
    Church and monastery in Ląd
    Feliks Brzozowski
    · National Museum in Warsaw
  • View of St. Carlo Borromeo Church in Warsaw
    View of St. Carlo Borromeo Church in Warsaw
    Feliks Brzozowski
    · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Church and monastery in Ląd
    Church and monastery in Ląd
    Feliks Brzozowski
    · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Mountain landscape
    Mountain landscape
    Feliks Brzozowski
    · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Mountain landscape with church and monastery
    Mountain landscape with church and monastery
    Feliks Brzozowski
    · National Museum in Warsaw
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