Pantaleon Szyndler

Pantaleon Szyndler was a Polish Academic painter known for his nudes and Orientalist works, whose painting of Eve sparked controversy in 1889.

ABOUT

Pantaleon Szyndler, also known as Pantaleon Józef Szyndler, was a prominent Polish painter of the Academic style, born on July 26, 1846, in Lipie. He is particularly recognized for his captivating nudes, religious scenes, and Orientalist paintings. Szyndler's artistic journey began in Warsaw, where he received his initial training at the School of Fine Arts under Rafał Hadziewicz. His talent was recognized early, earning him a scholarship from the "Society for the Encouragem…

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NOTABLE WORKS

Portrait of Józef Wagner, head of the Press Department of the National Government 1876 · National Museum in Warsaw Susanna at her bath. 1876 · National Museum in Warsaw Bagpipe Player 1879 · National Museum in Kraków Head of Christ – Pieta fragment 1880 · National Museum in Warsaw Self-portrait 1880 · National Museum in Warsaw Head of a boy 1880 · National Museum in Warsaw

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INFLUENCES

Influenced by

Rafał HadziewiczAcademic Art Hermann AnschützAcademic Art