Leon Wyczółkowski wielokrotnie litografował swojego góralskiego przewodnika, Szymona Tatara. Ta litografia (miękki werniks) ma może najciekawszy rys pychologiczny spośród kilku innych ujęć powstałych w pierwszej dekadzie XX wieku. Litografia z domu Ishtar jest sygnowana przez artystę a trzeba uważać bo w latach 40-tych odbito pośmiertnie serię prac z oryginalnych płyt – a to już nie to samo.

Lot 283. Leon Wyczolkowski (1852-1936). Portrait of Szymon Tatar, lithograph, dimensions of the plate: 27 X 22 cm, signed. Framed, has not been examined out of the frame. Starting $100. Ishtar. 06/01/23

Lot 254. Leon WYCZOLKOWSKI (1852-1936). Entrée de la chapelle de Sigismond, 1921. Lithographie. Signée et datée à la mine de plomb en bas. 48 x 35,5 cm. Estimate 400 – 600 euro. Millon Ader. 11/30/21. Sold 600 euro

Dwie litografie Leona Wyczółkowskiego, obie z 1921 roku, obie ręcznie sygnowane.

Lot 255. Leon WYCZOLKOWSKI (1852-1936). Maison de famille Przybyl à Kazimierz Dolny en hiver [Kamienica Przybylów w Kazimierzu nad Wisla podczas zimy], 1921. Lithographie.Signée et datée à la mine de plomb en bas à gauche. 47,2 x 38,5 cm. Estimate 400 – 600 euro. Millon. Ader. 11/30/21. Sold 700 euro

Portret Józefa Chełmońskiego, wykonany przez Leona Wyczólkowskiego, budzi mój szacunek. Dwa wielkie nazwiska na jednej kartce papieru. Wyczółkowski malował (rysował) Chełmońskiego nie jeden raz. Ten rysunek kredką ma bardzo dobra proweniencję. Na fotografii katalogowej widać sporą rysę, wyglądającą jak przedarcie kartki. Sądzę, że jest to jedynie pęknięta szyba za którą znajduje się rysunek. Znakomite znalezisko aukcyjne warte ceny estymacyjnej, moim zdaniem, znacznie wyższej.

Lot 60. Leon WYCZOLKOWSKI (Garwolin 1852-1936 Varsovie). Portrait du peintre Chelmonski. Lavis d’encre, signée en bas à droite. Dim. H. 51 cm L. 36 cm. Au dos, l’étiquette de l’exposition posthume à la Société des Amis des Beaux-Arts de Varsovie. Estimate 3,000 – 4,000 euro. Nice Encheres. 12/08/20. Sold 6,600 euro

Los 44240. Wyczółkowski, Leon (Garwolin 1852 – 1936 Warszawa) attr.
Painting oil on panel, signed mid right “LWyczol”, 60 x 49.5 cm, 23.62 x 19.29 inch, c.1900, very good original condition, framed in a period frame, (75 x 65 cm, 29.52 x 25.59 inch), frame repainted

Reserve 3,500 euro. Owl. 05/20/17

Lot 1154. Leon Wyczolkowski (Huta Miastowska 1852–1936 Warsaw)
Study of a forest, signed and dated on the reverse Leon Wyczolkowski Krakow 1904, oil on board, 24.5 x 40 cm, framed, (Rei)

Leon Wyczółkowski, began his artistic education in Warsaw under Wojciech Gerson (1831-1901) before becoming a student of Alexander Wagner (1838-1919) in Munich.
After his stay in Germany he moved to Krakow, where he studied under Jan Matejko (1838-1893). His first works were heavily influenced by his famous masters, renowned for their historical paintings. From them he also got his taste for depicting architecture, a recurring feature in his oeuvre.
Wyczółkowski’s classic education was enriched by his travels, especially to Paris, which he visited on the occasion of the World’s Fairs in 1878 and 1889. In the French capital he was confronted for the first time with the Barbizon School and for the second time with the Impressionists; both movements profoundly touched his art.
Focusing on the representation of light in his works, he became a plein-air painter. After his return, in 1890 Matjeko co-founded the Modernist group ‘Young Poland’, which in its ideas was very close to other movements set up across Europe by the disenchanted young artists of the time.
Wyczółkowski is probably most famous for his impressionistic, yet realistic, depictions of the working class and fishermen, whom he painted during the ten years he lived in Ukraine. Often they are portrayed outdoors at work, standing in the glistening water, basked in a beautiful Impressionist light.
In 1895 Wyczółkowski retuned to Poland and became a professor at the Krakow School of Fine Arts. The Krakow years and early 1900s were marked by numerous landscape paintings, especially of the Tatra Mountains as well as realistic portraits.
Wyczółkowski was one of Poland’s major graphic artists, trying every technique and depicting every possible subject. His works are exhibited in the National Museums of Krakow and Warsaw

Estimate 5,000-7,000 euro. Dorotheum. 04/27/17

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Lot 1247. Leon Wyczolkowski (Huta Miastowska 1852–1936 Warsaw)
At the foot of Wawel Castle in Krakow, signed L. Wyczol, on the reverse exhibition stamp Salon Artystow Malarzy Polskich Krakow, oil on canvas laid down on board, 46 x 50 cm, framed.

Provenance: Private Collection, Germany.
Estimate EUR 6,000 to 8,000. Dorotheum. 10/20/16. (1618750)

Takie nieudolne pastele olejnego obrazu Wyczóła to można kupić znacznie taniej w wielu miejscach. Można złożyć zamówienie w dowolnym wymiarze.

Totalna ignorancja ‘Auction Partners’ z Niemiec. Nawet 12 euro za tego knota to za dużo. (“Nie będzie Niemiec pluł nam w twarz”… Konopnicka)

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Lot 424. “Fischer auf einem Steg sitzend”, Pastell, unleserlich signiert, Leon Wyczolkowski (1852-1936)zugeordnet, hinter Glas gerahmt, , ca.60x41cmher 386

Reserve 1,200 euro. Auction Partners. 09/24/16

Lot 2054: Leon Wyczolkowski (Polish, 1852-1936) “Starzec”

Description: Leon Wyczolkowski (Polish, 1852-1936). “Starzec”. Oil on paperboard. Signed ‘L. Wyczolkowski’ upper right. Provenance: Instytut Propagandy Sztuki label on back; this institute was opened in Warsaw to promote Polish art. Private collection, Warsaw, Poland. Framed. Painting measures approx. 8” X 12”.

Estimated Price: $6,000 – $8,000. J Levine Auctions. 03/25/16.