Biography
Witold Wojtkiewicz (1879–1909) — Polish painter (1879-1909).
Witold Wojtkiewicz worked as painter, draftsperson, visual artist and writer and is associated with Russian Empire and Poland. Their documented life spans the years 1879 to 1909; born and died in Warsaw. Their work is linked to Symbolism, Expressionism.
| Disciplines | painter, draftsperson, visual artist, writer |
|---|---|
| Born | 1879, Warsaw |
| Died | 1909, Warsaw |
| Nationality | Russian Empire, Poland |
| Movement | Symbolism, Expressionism |
Works
- Marionettes.
- Mi-Carême in Paris (Crowd).
- Gusts of spring
- Portrait of Liza Pareńska
- Procession, from the series “Children’s poses”
- Circus of madmen, series: “Madness”
- Dolls by Witold Wojtkiewicz
- Willows
- Portrait of Zygmunt Skirgiełło, musician
- Tillage.
- Portrait of Maksymilian Rosen, painter.
- Fantasy
- Portrait of Eliza Pareńska née Mühleisen
- Abduction of the King's daughter (Escape).
- Children surprised by a storm – Procession of children
- Christ and children, series: “Ceremonies” VI
- Planty Park in Kraków
- Still life
- Circus – In front of the little theatre
- Gipsy woman
- Vegetation
- Children's crusade
