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Portrait of Paulina Giebułtowska

Jan Matejko1862

The National Museum in Krakow

The National Museum in Krakow
Kraków, Poland

The portrait shows Paulina Giebułtowska née Sikorska (1811 – 1881), mother-in-law of Jan Matejko. Matejko often placed the image of his mother-in-law in his paintings. The face of Paulina Giebułtowska is represented by Beata Kościelecka in the Union of Lublin (1869), Anna Mazowiecka in the Prussian Homage (1882), or an elderly woman in Zygmunt's Bell Suspension (1874). Many other figures in the painter's paintings have the features of his family and friends, often prominent figures in Krakow's city life.

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  • Title: Portrait of Paulina Giebułtowska
  • Creator: Jan Matejko
  • Date Created: 1862
  • Location Created: Krakow
  • Physical Dimensions: 100 cm x 81 cm
  • Rights: National Museum in Krakow
  • Medium: canvas, oil paint
The National Museum in Krakow

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