Allegory at the National Museum in Kraków
The National Museum in Kraków holds 34 Allegory works in this public-domain catalogue, dating from 1630 to 1900. The collection is led by Jan Matejko, Jacek Malczewski and Marcello Bacciarelli.
Painter's inspiration
Alegory of Satan (Lord of the World)
Apotheosis of Saint Catherine
Noah and Ark – Entry into the Ark
Allegory of Caritas – Copy
Allegorical Religious Scene with the Virgin Mary II
Allegory of Peace – Woman with a Pigeon
Washerwomen and Woodcutters
Hermits (Anachorets)
The poisoning of Queen Bona
Allegory of Poland
Bandits in Prison
Martyrdom of the Saint Woman
At the Marketwife's
Phantoms in the Studio – Despair
Man with a Cup
Woman Slaughtering Hens
Spring
Mythological Scene – Filling the Horn of Plenty?
The Polish-Lithuanian Union in Lublin
Nicolaus Copernicus. Sketch to the Painting "Astronomer Copernicus, or Conversation with God"
Baptism of King Chlodwig I (ca. 466–511)
Kościuszko's Apotheosis
In a Pantry
The Maid of Orleans
Granting of Privileges to Academy of Krakow
Discovering the Grave
Prussian Homage
Łokietek in the Cave
Dice Players
Putti
Pieśń – Studium do obrazu „Joanna d’Arc”
Saint Casimir - Polish Crown Prince
Twelve-year-old Jesus teaching in the Temple.