Biography
Stanisław Lentz (1861–1920) — Polish painter, portraitist and illustrator (1861-1920).
Stanisław Lentz worked as painter, draftsperson, university teacher and caricaturist and is associated with Second Polish Republic and Congress Poland. Their documented life spans the years 1861 to 1920; born and died in Warsaw. Their work is linked to realism.
| Disciplines | painter, draftsperson, university teacher, caricaturist |
|---|---|
| Born | 1861, Warsaw |
| Died | 1920, Warsaw |
| Nationality | Second Polish Republic, Congress Poland |
| Movement | realism |
Works
- Self-portrait in the style of Frans Hals
- A man with an orange.
- Portrait of Tadeusz Korzon
- Portrait of a woman in a hat
- Loan
- Sea wolves of Scheveningen
- Portrait of Mieczysław Frenkiel
- Portrait of Władysław Bogusławski
- Discussion
- Portrait of Zdzisław Lubomirski
- Portrait of Daniel Filleborn
- Portrait of Bronisław Kowalewski, painter
- Portrait of Leopold Méyet
- Portrait of Roman Narkiewicz-Jodko
- In the smithy
- Strike
- Portrait of Weysenhoff and Władysław Reymont
- Portrait of Czesław Hornowski
- At the Piano
- Worker
- Portrait of Emil Albert Ferdynand Wedel.
- The shepherd boy.
- Urchin
- Portrait of professor Aleksander Jabłonowski
- Portrait of Marian Sokołowski
