Wilhelm Kotarbinski
1849–1921 · Polish-Russian · 30 artworks
Art NouveauSymbolismAcademicismRomanticismAllegorical representationDecorative line workSymbolic color palettesIdealized figuresTheatrical compositions
artist bio
Wilhelm Kotarbinski was a Polish-Russian artist known for his contributions to Art Nouveau and Symbolism. His works often feature allegorical and mythological themes, blending decorative aesthetics with profound emotional and philosophical content.
what you'll learn
Studying Kotarbinski's art allows students to explore the fusion of different artistic styles and the use of symbolism to convey complex narratives. Students can also learn about composition and color theory within the context of Art Nouveau.
related: Gustav Klimt, Jacek Malczewski, Odilon Redon
30 artworks
Water Lilies
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Agony in the Garden
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Grave of a Suicide Victim
1900
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Portrait of Young Woman
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On the Terrace
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Small dome - Seraphs
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An Enchanted Garden
1882
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Water Nymph
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Arcadia
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After Death
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Evening
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Seraphim
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Two Beauties
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Egypt Receives the Light
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Playing Chess
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Girl with Pigeons
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Adagio2
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St. Pafnuty
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Daughter of Cairo (detail)
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Evening Silence
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Prince Dmitry Pozharsky Patient Receives Ambassadors in Moscow
1882
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Evening on the Terrace
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Evening Star
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Afternoon Silence
1900
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Roman Beauty with Doves
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Pigeons
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Girl Between Hollyhocks
1900
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Nymphes
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Pilate's court
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A Lady on a Marble Bench in Ancient Rome
1909
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