Władysław Brzosko
PORTRAITS
Władysław Brzosko painted portraits throughout his career. His subject soften included his wife Judy, friends, and such personalities as Janusz Korczak, Pope John Paul II, Maria Sklodowska-Curie, Copernicus, and others. Brzosko also completed several striking self-portraits in which he explored himself as an artist. In addition he executed several large format nudes in charcoal and oil. In 1984 he was awarded the gold medal for the Artist in Studio at the Salon de Nations exhibition in Paris.
Nudes 1958
Watercolor - 30"x 22"
POR-02-NudeTeresa01
Nude Teresa, Paris
Nude Teresa, Paris
Nudes 1958
Charcoal - 26"x 20"
POR-12-NudeTeresa2
Portraits 1960
Oil on canvas - 30"x 22"
POR-13-YellowDress
Self-Portrait
Self-Portrait in Paris
(Sketch for oil painting)
Portraits 1959
Pencil - 15"x 19"
POR-08-Selfportr01
Reclining Judy in the Mirror
Nudes 1964
Watercolor - 33"x 26"
POR-03-NudeJudy01
Portraits 1966
Oil on canvas
POR-16-Nude03
Judy in the Mirror
Self-portrait
(composition in studio)
Portraits 1964
Pencil - 16.5"x 18
POR-09-Artist01
Self-portrait in Green Dress
Portraits 1978
Oil on canvas - 32"x 42"
POR-04-GreenDress01
Artist in His Studio
Portraits 1978
Oil on canvas - 50"x 40"
POR-05-Composition1
Portrait of Margaret Bush
Portraits 1979
Pencil - 18"x 20"
POR-10-Bush01
Artist in Studio
(gold medal)
Portraits 1984
Oil on canvas
POR-01-GoldMedal
Seated Woman in Blue Dress
(Mdm. Sitani-Waleska)
Portraits n.d.
Oil on canvas - 26"x 44"
POR-07-Woman01