Biography
Jan Damel (1780–1840) — Polish painter and caricaturist (1780–1840).
Jan Damel worked as painter and is associated with Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth and Russian Empire. Their documented life spans the years 1780 to 1840, born in Jelgava, died in Minsk. Their work is linked to Neoclassicism, Romanticism.
| Disciplines | painter |
|---|---|
| Born | 1780, Jelgava |
| Died | 1840, Minsk |
| Nationality | Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth, Russian Empire |
| Movement | Neoclassicism, Romanticism |
Works
- Self-portrait
- Portrait of John O'Connor (1760-1802), professor at the University of Vilnius
- Portrait of a woman in an Empire dress
- Portrait of Maria Anna Rawiczowa née Gutman (1807-1887) and her son Władysław Aleksander (1832-1863)
- Portrait of a priest (Piarist?)
- Grįžtanti Napoleono armija Vilniaus rotušės aikštėje (paveikslas)
