File:Rejtan Upadek Polski Matejko.jpg

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Summary

Artist



Description	Polish painter
Date of birth/death	24 June 1838	1 November 1893
Location of birth/death	Kraków	Kraków
Authority control	WorldCat

Title

Česky: Rejtan - pád Polska.

English: Rejtan - The Fall of Poland.

Polski: Rejtan - upadek Polski.

Русский: Рейтан - Падение Польши.

Français : Rejtan - La chute de la Pologne.

Date

1866

Medium

oil on canvas

Dimensions

282 × 487 cm (111 × 191.7 in)

Current location

Royal Castle in Warsaw

	Native name	Zamek Królewski w Warszawie
	Location	Warsaw
	Coordinates	52° 14′ 52.00″ N, 21° 0′ 51.00″ E
	Established	1984 (Museum)
	Website	www.zamek-krolewski.pl

Warsaw

Notes

English: Tadeusz Rejtan (lower right) in September 1773 tried to prevent the legalization of the first partition of Poland by preventing the members of Sejm from entering the chamber.

Source/Photographer

en:Image:Rejtan_Upadek_Polski_Matejko.jpg

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