Who painted Allegory of Poland?

Allegory of Poland was painted by Stanisław Bieńkiewicz in 1894.

Where can I see Allegory of Poland?

Allegory of Poland is held by National Museum in Kraków.

Artwork

Allegory of Poland

Allegory of Poland is an oil painting by Stanisław Bieńkiewicz. It dates from 1894 and is held in the collection of the National Museum in Kraków.

About this work

Overview

Allegory of Poland is a 1894 oil painting by Stanisław Bieńkiewicz, held at the National Museum in Kraków.

Subject & Meaning

The painting depicts a crowned woman in a red robe with a white sash, holding a cross and flag, standing on a pedestal with two smaller figures nearby. Her attire and accessories convey national pride and identity, while the background map, labeled 'MORZE BAŁTYCKIE', may symbolize the country's geography and history.

Technique & Style

The work is an allegory executed in oil paint, featuring symbolic figures and a map in the background.

Artist & collection

Artist

Stanisław Bieńkiewicz

Stanisław Bieńkiewicz (1855–1930) was an artist.

Museum

National Museum in Kraków

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