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Portrait Jacek Malczewski

Jacek Malczewski

1854 - 1929

Polish Symbolist Painter

Movement : Symbolism

Jacek Malczewski, born in 1854 in Radom and died in 1929 in Kraków, was a Polish painter associated with the Symbolist movement. His works, such as 'Melancholia' and 'Thanatos,' are celebrated for their mystical and national themes. Malczewski's exploration of Polish folklore and his contributions to Symbolist art have established him as a significant figure in Polish painting.

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Jacek Malczewski - Artworks - Page 1

Portrait of artist’s mother, 1880, Jacek Malczewski

Portrait of artist’s mother

Jacek Malczewski

Foot washing (Siberian scene), 1886, Jacek Malczewski

Foot washing (Siberian scene)

Jacek Malczewski

Two girls with a pitcher, 1885, Jacek Malczewski

Two girls with a pitcher

Jacek Malczewski

In front of the houe – artist’s wife and daughter, 1896, Jacek Malczewski

In front of the houe – artist’s wife and daughter

Jacek Malczewski

On the way to exile (Convicts on the way to Siberia), 1890, Jacek Malczewski

On the way to exile (Convicts on the way to Siberia)

Jacek Malczewski

Artist's self-portrait with a palette, 1893, Jacek Malczewski

Artist's self-portrait with a palette

Jacek Malczewski

Phantom, 1894, Jacek Malczewski

Jacek Malczewski

Portrait of priest Henryk Radomiński (ca.1870–after 1925), 1895, Jacek Malczewski

Portrait of priest Henryk Radomiński (ca.1870–after 1925)

Jacek Malczewski

Christ in Emmaus, 1897, Jacek Malczewski

Christ in Emmaus

Jacek Malczewski

Boy in the garden, sketch (Rafał, artist’s son), 1904, Jacek Malczewski

Boy in the garden, sketch (Rafał, artist’s son)

Jacek Malczewski

Portrait of sister Helena, 1906, Jacek Malczewski

Portrait of sister Helena

Jacek Malczewski

Praying man, 1903, Jacek Malczewski

Jacek Malczewski

Moses, 1904, Jacek Malczewski

Jacek Malczewski

Shepherd boy and a harpy, 1905, Jacek Malczewski

Shepherd boy and a harpy

Jacek Malczewski

Portrait of Adolf Dygasiński, 1905, Jacek Malczewski

Portrait of Adolf Dygasiński

Jacek Malczewski

Reverie – portrait of sister Helena Karczewska, 1911, Jacek Malczewski

Reverie – portrait of sister Helena Karczewska

Jacek Malczewski

Poisoned water well, sketch, 1909, Jacek Malczewski

Poisoned water well, sketch

Jacek Malczewski

On one string – Self-portrait, 1908, Jacek Malczewski

On one string – Self-portrait

Jacek Malczewski

In springtime (In autumn), 1908, Jacek Malczewski

In springtime (In autumn)

Jacek Malczewski

Christ in Emmaus – triptych, 1909, Jacek Malczewski

Christ in Emmaus – triptych

Jacek Malczewski

My life – central section of the triptych, 1911, Jacek Malczewski

My life – central section of the triptych

Jacek Malczewski

My life – left section of the triptych, 1912, Jacek Malczewski

My life – left section of the triptych

Jacek Malczewski

Power of the source, 1914, Jacek Malczewski

Power of the source

Jacek Malczewski

Last drink, 1915, Jacek Malczewski

Jacek Malczewski

Sketch for “My soul”, 1917, Jacek Malczewski

Sketch for “My soul”

Jacek Malczewski

Sketch for “My soul”, 1917, Jacek Malczewski

Sketch for “My soul”

Jacek Malczewski

Portrait of Bronisława, artist’s sister, 1921, Jacek Malczewski

Portrait of Bronisława, artist’s sister

Jacek Malczewski

Portrait study (Rafał, the artist’s son), 1924, Jacek Malczewski

Portrait study (Rafał, the artist’s son)

Jacek Malczewski

Portrait of artist’s wife, 1920, Jacek Malczewski

Portrait of artist’s wife

Jacek Malczewski

Portrait of August Sokołowski, historian, 1916, Jacek Malczewski

Portrait of August Sokołowski, historian

Jacek Malczewski