List of visual artists in Poland-Lithuania

The list of visual artists includes painters , sculptors and engravers who were active in Poland-Lithuania until the 18th century. Parts of today's Ukraine and Belarus also belonged to this area .

Artist

Nicolaus Haberschrack, Jesus in Gethsemane

Daniel Schultz: Self-Portrait , around 1635

Szymon Czechowicz, self-portrait

Stanisław Durink (During, † 1492), miniature painter in Cracow
Nicolaus Haberschrack († 1486), important painter in Cracow
Johannes Magnus (Jan Wielki, around 1430 / 40–1497), Cracow
Martin Schwarz (Marcin Czarny, mentioned 1477–1509), Cracow
Adam from Krakow and Adam from Lublin († 1510/20), Krakow
Hans Suess von Kulmbach (around 1480 – around 1522), employee of Albrecht Dürer in Nuremberg, 1514/15 in Krakow
Hans Dürer (1490–1534), son of Albrecht Dürer, in Krakow since around 1526
Stanisław Samostrzelnik (around 1480–1541), Cracow
Martin Kober (around 1550 – around 1598), court painter in Cracow 1583–1586, 1590–1598

Jacob Mertens († 1609), Flemish painter in Krakow
Anton Möller (1563–1611), "Painter of Danzig"
Herman Han (1574–1627 / 28), Dutch or German painter in Danzig and Polish Prussia
Tommaso Dolabella (around 1570–1650) Italian painter in Danzig
Izaak van den Blocke (1572–1626), Danzig
Bartholomäus Strobel (1591 – after 1647), Silesian painter, in Polish-Prussia since 1634
Daniel Frecher († after 1664?), Cracow
Jeremias Falck (1610–1667), Danzig
Daniel Schultz (around 1615–1683), Danzig
Johann Schretter (around 1620–1685), Polish Prussia, Wilna (Vilnius)
Andreas Stech (1635-1697), Danzig
Karl Dankwart († 1704), Swedish painter in Silesia, also in Czestochowa and Cracow, court painter
Jerzy Siemiginowski-Eleuter (around 1660-1711)
Szymon Czechowicz (1689–1775)

Veit Stoss: Crucifix , Cracow, around 1480/96

Veit Stoss (around 1447–1533), German sculptor, in Cracow 1477–1496

Jörg Huber (mentioned 1495–1509), Cracow

Stanislaus Stoss (around 1478–1528), Cracow

Hans Snycerz († 1545), Cracow

Sebastian Tauerbach († 1552), Krakow

Giovanni Cini (1490 / 95–1565), Italian sculptor in Cracow

Giovanni Maria Mosca (1493–1574), Italian sculptor in Cracow

Jan Michałowicz (around 1530–1583), Polish sculptor in Cracow

Willem van den Blocke (1550–1628) Dutch stonemason and architect in Danzig
Abraham van den Blocke (1572–1628), Dutch stonemason and architect in Danzig
Wilhelm Richter (1599 / 1600–1667), Danzig
Andreas Schlüter (1634–1714), Danzig and Warsaw 1675–1693
Christoph Sapovius (1650 / 60–1710), Danzig
Georg Hankis (Jerzy Hankis, 1653 – around 1715), Polish sculptor in Cracow
David Heel (1671–1727), German sculptor in Cracow and Lesser Poland

Johann Heinrich Meißner (1701–1770), Prussia
Johann Georg Plersch (1704 / 05–1774), German sculptor in Warsaw
Johann Georg Brush († around 1761), German sculptor in Galicia / Red Ruthenia and Lwów (Lemberg)
Antoni Osiński (around 1720–1764), sculptor in Lwów (Lemberg)
Sebastian Fesinger († 1770), German sculptor in Lwów (Lemberg)
Maciej Polejowski (after 1734 – after 1794), Ukrainian sculptor in the Lviv region

Johann Engelhart, gold medallion, 1626

Martin the goldsmith (Marcin Marciniec, † 1518), important goldsmith in Krakow
Johann Engelhart (around 1585 – around 1640), engraver and copperplate engraver in Vilnius
Willem Hondius (1597–1652 / 58), Dutch engraver and cartographer in Danzig and the Ukraine since 1536 – around 1650
Conrad Götke († after 1666), Swedish engraver in Wilna (Vilnius) and Lubecz (Ljubatsch)