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Wyspianski Stanislaw
(1869—1907)

Polish poet, dramatist, and painter. As a painter Wyspianski created numerous murals, stained-glass windows, and theatrical costumes. He is considered the founder of modern Polish drama; his plays, which are richly imaginative and often allegorical, generally treat the history or contemporary life of Poland, as in The Legion (1900), The Wedding (1901), Liberation (1903), and November Night (1904). Other plays are drawn from Greek themes, e.g., Return of Odysseus (tr. 1966). Wyspianski’s dominant concern was Polish independence and individual freedom.

Poland, 1947, Wyspianski, Slowacki and Kasporowicz

Poland, 1947, Wyspianski, Slowacki and Kasporowicz

Poland, 1948, Polish Culture

Poland, 1958, Stanislaw Wyspianski

Poland, 1959, Motherhood (Stanislaw Wyspianski)

Poland, 1968, Portrait of Eliza Parenska

Poland, 1969, Motherhood (Stanislaw Wyspianski)

Poland, 1971, Lilies (Wyspianski)

Poland, 1971, Iris (Wyspianski)

Poland, 1971, Apollo (Wyspianski)

Poland, 1972, Rapsod (Wyspianski)

Poland, 1974, Iris

Poland, 1974, Dandelion

Poland, 1974, Rose

Poland, 1974, Thistle

Poland, 1974, Clover

Poland, 1974, Cornflower

Poland, 1974, Portrait of Girl (Wyspianski)

Poland, 1978, Stanislaw Wyspianski

Poland, 1987, Poznan Town Hall (Wyspianski)

Poland, 1995, The Wedding

Poland, 1998, Museum of Wyspianski

Poland, 2000, Stanislav Lem, Galczyrsky, Scymborska, Wyspianski, Mrozek

Poland, 2007, Little Helen with a Vase of Flowers

Poland, 2007, Scene from Wyspiański's drama

Poland, 2011, Portrait of Elyza Paronsky (Wyspianski)

UNO (New York), 1994, Sleeping Child (after S. Wyspianski)

Poland, 1958.11.25, Warsaw. Wyspianski, Moniuszko

Poland, 2007.05.18, Krakow. Stanislaw Wyspianski

Poland, 1938, Stanislaw Wyspianski

Poland, 1948, Stanislaw Wyspianski

Poland, 1963, Stanislaw Wyspianski

Poland, 1965, Kazimierz Kaminski in «Wedding»