Maszkowski Marceli (ur. 1837 Lviv, zm. 1862 Lviv).
His father, Jan Maszkowski, taught him painting, then he studied at the Academy of Vienna, w 1857-59 at the Munich Academy with W.. Kaulbacha i K. Pilotyego. Later he stayed in Leipzig and Dresden, where he drew illustrations for magazines. He painted portraits, he drew and lithographed images of contemporary personalities from the Lviv milieu, he also practiced portrait sculpture (m.in. sculpture of J. Słowacki).
His father, Jan Maszkowski, taught him painting, then he studied at the Academy of Vienna, w 1857-59 at the Munich Academy with W.. Kaulbacha i K. Pilotyego. Later he stayed in Leipzig and Dresden, where he drew illustrations for magazines. He painted portraits, he drew and lithographed images of contemporary personalities from the Lviv milieu, he also practiced portrait sculpture (m.in. sculpture of J. Słowacki).
Portrait of the artist's mother
oil, canvas, 98,5 x 74 cm;
Lviv Picture Gallery;
oil, canvas, 98,5 x 74 cm;
Lviv Picture Gallery;
