"God Dividing the Light from the Darkness, Raphael", God the Father after Raphael's fresco in the Vatican Loggias, Stanisław Wyspiański

"God Dividing the Light from the Darkness, Raphael", God the Father after Raphael's fresco in the Vatican Loggias

"Dieu séparant la lumière des ténébres, Raphael". Bóg Ojciec według malowidła Rafaela z loggii watykańskich (museum title)

Stanisław Wyspiański (Polish) (1869-1907)

Movement: Young Poland
Date: 1888
Medium: Ink on paper
Dimensions: 10.5 × 16.9 cm (sheet)
Collection: National Museum in Kraków, Poland
Rights: Public domain
Photograph: Musée national de Cracovie, public domain

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God Religion Man Beard Hair Wind Cloud Sky Arm Gesture Coat Drapery Flying Drawing Ink Feather Paper Brown Beige Monochrome Hatching Text Inscription Signature Single figure Movement Copy

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Portrait of Kazimierz Stankiewicz, the artist's uncle (recto, verso)

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God the Father after Michelangelo's fresco in the Sistine Chapel

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Design of the Title Page to the Work by Julius Caesar

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"Grecya" - figural group of characters described as Poetry, Hermes, Cupid and knight

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Death of Albrecht von Wallenstein – a page from the drawing portfolio from the gymnasium period (recto). Sketch of a female figure carrying a pitcher on her shoulder (verso)

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Ruins of a Gothic castle - album page 2

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