Biography
Wojciech Gerson (1831–1901) — Polish painter (1831-1901).
Wojciech Gerson worked as painter, pedagogue, lithographer, art historian and illustrator and is associated with Russian Empire and Poland. Their documented life spans the years 1831 to 1901; born and died in Warsaw. Their work is linked to Romanticism.
| Disciplines | painter, pedagogue, lithographer, art historian, illustrator |
|---|---|
| Born | 1831, Warsaw |
| Died | 1901, Warsaw |
| Nationality | Russian Empire, Poland |
| Movement | Romanticism |
Works
- Veit Stoss on his way to Nuremberg.
- Portrait of a young girl
- Self-portrait
- Reception of the Jews
- At the well.
- Rest.
- View of the Veisiejai lake from the terrace of the Justinavas park
- Fair Weather in the Pieniny Mountains
- Casimir I the Restorer returning to Poland
- Ruins of the Bobrowniki castle by the Vistula River
- Ruins of Castle Tower in Ojców
- Female nude.
- White Water Valley in the Tatra Mountains
- View of Płock
- Portrait of Jadwiga Strachocka née Szpet (1860–1933)
- Submontane landscape
- Kęstutis and Vytautas imprisoned by Jogaila
- View of the New and the Old Town to the north.
- Portrait of an old man
- Enchantment - Raftsmen.
- Cracow's burgher lady.
- Before the manor
- Cemetery in the mountains.
- Portrait of Helena Jaworska née Rapacka
- Landscape from the Tatras.
- Gardener and a Little Colonel
- The Assassination of Przemysł II in Rogoźno.
- Granny's coming!
- Mountain landscape
- Saint Joseph with Jesus and Saint Anne
- Rock rubble in the White Water Valley in the Tatras.
- Portrait of Irena Poświkówna-Solska.
- Ruins of the Trakai Castle
