Józef Pankiewicz
1866–1940 · Polish · 24 artworks
ImpressionismPost-ImpressionismRealismPointillismColor TheoryImpastoInfluence of Japanese Art
artist bio
Józef Pankiewicz was a Polish painter, graphic artist and teacher who was an important figure in the development of Polish Impressionism and Post-Impressionism. He is known for his landscapes, portraits, and still lifes, often capturing the vibrant colors and light of his surroundings.
what you'll learn
Studying Pankiewicz's work allows students to explore the transition from Impressionism to Post-Impressionism, focusing on color theory and the use of light to create atmosphere. Students can also learn about the influence of Japanese art on European painting.
related: Claude Monet, Pierre-Auguste Renoir
24 artworks
Portrait of a Girl in a Red Dress (józefa Oderfeldówna)
1897
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Self-portrait
1900
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Portrait De Madm Marty Bonnard
1910
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Filiżanka Herbaty (wizyta)
1922
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Market Square of Warsaw by Night
1892
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Japanese Woman with a Fan
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Białe Peonie
1923
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Feliks Jasieński Przy Fortepianie
1908
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Port of Concarneu
1908
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Józef Pankiewicz - Landscape with a Church and Cypresses Ca. 1914, Oil on Canvas
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Cart Loaded with Hay
1890
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Rue Cardinale
1900
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Zielona Brama, St Tropez
1909
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Still Life With Blue Vase
1909
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Portret Żony W Zielonym Swetrze
1921
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73.5 Cm (28.94 In.). Painting - Oil on Canvas
1912
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Flower Market in Front of the Madeleine Church in Paris
1890
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Aquafort Jerzual Street in Dinan (with Cat)
1908
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Still Life With Cucumbers
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Jew With Basket
1908
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Rynek Kleparski W Krakowie
1930
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Still Life with a Box
1908
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Portret Pani P.
1901
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Anemony W Wazonie
1920
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