Wilhelm Kotarbinski

Pilate's court

 

 

Seraphim

 

Seraphim

 

The Crucifixion of Jesus Christ

 

The Resurrection of Lazarus

 

The resurrection of the son of the widow of Nain

 

 

The Sermon at Capernaum

 

Prayer

 

 

 Wilhelm Kotarbinski (born November 30, 1848 [a] [1] Nieborowie, d. September 4, 1921 [b] in Kiev) - Polish painter, whose work is considered to academicism, Romanticism, Symbolism and Art Nouveau. Milosz's cousin - a well-known painter, illustrator and art critic, in many sources with him confused [c] - and Joseph Kotarbiński - writer, literary critic and theater, theater and film actor.

As Wilhelm Kotarbinski for over 30 years created the lands belonging to the Russian Empire, was there considered Russian - hence in many Russian sources listed as Wilgielm Kotarbinskij Alexandrovich (Russian Вильгельм Александрович Котарбинский) [2] or Vasily Alexandrovich Kotarbinskij (Russian Василий Александрович Котарбинский) sources as well as Vasyl Ukrainian-Ołeksandrowycz Kotarbinskyj (Ukrainian Василь Олександрович Котарбінский). In more recent publications (since the 90s of the twentieth century) is already defined as a painter Polish and Ukrainian

 

 

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