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Girl with a doll, Jan Rembowski (1879–1923). Pastel drawing, 1908–1909. Height 47.5 cm, width 31 cm. Portrait of a child (his daughter Janina Bronislawa Maria, called Nuna, b. 11 Aug 1905) with a doll; the child posed for her father many times. Notes: Rembowski studied sculpture in Laszczka's studio and met Wyspianski in 1903 while at the Kraków Academy; he spent time in Italy (dates in his hand: Nervi, 3 Apr 1907; San Miniato VI 1907; Florence 1907) and remained in Italy with his family until June 1908. His work on illustrating Learning to Read and Write was interrupted by the death of his daughter Nuna from scarlet fever on 1 Apr 1910, buried in Zakopane on 2 Apr 1910. Contemporary commentary notes Rembowski’s loose connection with Wyspianski’s studio but long-standing affinity with Wyspianski’s artistic ideals.

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Photo12/Liszt Collection

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LZT26A39_487

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Droits gérés

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53.3Mo (12.0Mo) / 31.2cm x 42.8cm / 3682 x 5055 (300dpi)

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Girl doll Jan Rembowski 1879–1923 Pastel drawing 1908–1909 Height 47.5 cm width 31 cm Portrait child daughter Janina Bronislawa Maria called Nuna b 11 Aug 1905 child posed father times Notes Rembowski studied sculpture Laszczka's studio met Wyspianski 1903 Kraków Academy spent time Italy dates hand Nervi 3 Apr 1907 San Miniato VI 1907 Florence 1907 remained family June 1908 work illustrating Learning Read Write was interrupted death daughter Nuna scarlet fever 1 Apr 1910 buried Zakopane 2 Apr 1910 Contemporary commentary notes Rembowski’s loose connection Wyspianski’s studio long-standing affinity Wyspianski’s artistic ideals portrait drawing light blond hair short bob pale skin neutral expression wearing blue garment thin yellow cord neck holding small doll dressed patterned outfit background textured shades green paper beige tone mounted darker gray border worn torn edges drawing colored pencil pastel strokes tones blue beige pink brown.