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Summary

Józef Brandt: Czarniecki at Kolding.

Artist



Alternative names	Joseph von Brandt
Description	Polish painter
Date of birth/death	11 February 1841 / 1841	12 June 1915 / 1915
Location of birth/death	Szczebrzeszyn	Radom
Work period	1862 - 1915
Work location	Munich, Warsaw
Authority file	: Q558489 VIAF: 47574214 ISNI: 0000000109691635 ULAN: 500026208 LCCN: nr94009496 MusicBrainz: 595cc698-dd9f-4092-a58a-bcad804c236d WorldCat

Title

Polski: Czarniecki pod Koldyngą

Deutsch: Czarniecki bei Kolding

Object type

painting

Genre

battle painting

Date

1870

Medium

oil on canvas

Dimensions

height: 95 cm (37.4 in); width: 206 cm (81.1 in)

Collection

National Museum in Warsaw

	Native name	Muzeum Narodowe w Warszawie
	Location	Warsaw
	Coordinates	52° 13′ 54″ N, 21° 01′ 29″ E
	Established	20 May 1862
	Website	www.mnw.art.pl
	Authority file	: Q153306 VIAF: 155350218 ISNI: 0000000122540874 LCCN: n50052919 NLA: 36307256 GND: 1008386-8 WorldCat

Current location

ZBIORY SZTUKI POLSKIEJ DO 1914 r.

Accession number

MP 410

Inscriptions

Signature and date:

Józef. Brandt. / 1870

Notes

English: Stefan Czarniecki of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth during the Battle of Kolding (1658). Perhaps the painting depicts Stefan Czarniecki during the battle of Sønderborg, not Kolding.

References

National Museum in Warsaw artwork ID: 516762

Source/Photographer

http://cyfrowe.mnw.art.pl/dmuseion/docmetadata?id=4780

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