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Maria Wodzińska, primo voto Skarbkowa, secundo voto Orpiszewska (7 January 1819 – 7 December 1896), was a Polish artist who was once engaged to composer Frédéric Chopin.
Learn about the love story between the Polish composer and the young painter, who broke off their engagement after a year of separation. Discover how Chopin channeled his grief into the Sonata No. 2 in B-flat minor, which includes a Funeral March.
Maria z Wodzińskich primo voto Skarbkowa secundo voto Orpiszewska (ur. 7 stycznia 1819 w Warszawie, zm. 7 grudnia 1896 w Kłóbce) – polska malarka drugiej połowy XIX wieku. Przedstawicielka kujawskiej rodziny Wodzińskich h. Jastrzębiec.
Fascinated by Chopin and his music, she succeed in gaining Fryderyk’s attention, who finally gave up the plans to marry Maria Wodzińska.
Der Komponist Frédéric Chopin verliebt sich 1835 in Maria Wodzińska, eine polnische Komponistin und Zeichnerin. Doch die Heirat wird durch ihre Eltern und seine Lebenswandel verhindert. Erfahren Sie mehr über diese tragische Romanze und ihre Folgen für Chopins Musik.
Chopin and Maria Wodziński. On the way back from Paris, Chopin met Maria Wodziński, daughter of his parents' friends. He fell in love with her and was engaged to marry her, but the wedding had to be postponed due to Chopin's bad health.
Maria Wodzinska was a dark-eyed Polish beauty. She sang, painted watercolors, and played Chopin’s Ballades on the piano. And they were old family friends: “I used to chase her through the rooms at Pszenny in days gone by,” wrote Chopin; Maria’s older sister recalled, “Of all the boys he was the most willing to joke and play.
