Neoclassicism · Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth · 1745–1807

Franciszek Smuglewicz Paintings

Franciszek Smuglewicz (1745–1807) was a Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth painter of the Neoclassicism movement. Franciszek Smuglewicz (1745–1807) was a Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth painter associated with Neoclassicism. Works by Franciszek Smuglewicz hang in collections such as the National Museum in Warsaw and the Lithuanian National Museum of Art. Among the best-known works are Emperor Titus granting rights to Rome, Lithuanian peasants and Persian Envoys before the King of Ethiopia. Originals can be seen today at National Museum in Warsaw and Lithuanian National Museum of Art. ArtLogia offers 4 Franciszek Smuglewicz paintings as 100% hand-painted oil reproductions on canvas, in any size and frame, with free worldwide shipping.