Jan Matejko - List of Works

List of Works

Below is the list of Matejko's most famous works, in a chronological order.

# Title Year Technique and size Location Illustration
1. Stańczyk (Stańczyk w czasie balu na dworze królowej Bony gdy wieść przychodzi o utracie Smoleńska) 1862 oil on canvas
120 × 88 cm		 National Museum, Warsaw
2. Kazanie Skargi 1864 oil on canvas
224 × 397 cm		 Royal Castle, Warsaw
3. Polonia - Rok 1863
(Zakuwana Polska)		 1864?
1879		 oil on canvas
156 × 232 cm		 Czartoryski Museum, Kraków
4. Rejtan – Upadek Polski 1866 oil on canvas
282 × 487 cm		 Royal Castle, Warsaw
5. Unia Lubelska 1869 oil on canvas
298 cm × 512 cm		 Lublin Museum
6. Stefan Batory pod Pskowem 1872 oil on canvas
322 × 545 cm		 Royal Castle, Warsaw
7. Astronom Kopernik, czyli rozmowa z Bogiem 1873 oil on canvas
225 × 315 cm		 Collegium Novum
8. Zawieszenie dzwonu Zygmunta 1874 oil on wood
94 × 189 cm		 National Museum, Warsaw
9. Śmierć króla Przemysła II 1875 Modern Gallery in Zagreb
10. Bitwa pod Grunwaldem 1878 oil on canvas
426 × 987 cm		 National Museum, Warsaw
11. Hołd pruski 1880-82 oil on canvas
388 × 875 cm		 National Museum, Kraków
12. Jan III Sobieski pod Wiedniem 1883 Vatican Museums
13. Wernyhora 1883-84 oil on canvas
290 × 204 cm		 National Museum, Kraków
14. Założenie Akademii Lubrańskiego w Poznaniu 1886 National Museum, Poznań
15. Bitwa pod Racławicami 1888 oil on canvas
450 × 890 cm		 National Museum, Kraków
16. cycle Dzieje cywilizacji w Polsce 1888
17. Zaprowadzenie chrześcijaństwa 1889 oil on wood
79 × 120 cm		 National Museum, Warsaw
18. Konstytucja 3 Maja 1791 r. 1891 oil on canvas
247 cm × 446 cm		 Royal Castle, Warsaw
19. Russian Tsar Vasili IV compelled to kneel before Polish King Sigismund III Vasa at Sejm in Warsaw 1892 oil on wood
42 cm × 63 cm		 Jan Matejko House in Kraków

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