1893 Konjic - 1984 Gdansk. Known for: Painting, drawing, graphic art, landscapes, figural compositions, portraits, allusive abstractions.
Wladyslaw Lam was born in 1893 in Konjic. He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków under T. Axentowicz and J. Mehoffer. In the interwar period, he taught drawing at the Faculty of...
Read full biography Wladyslaw Lam was born in 1893 in Konjic. He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków under T. Axentowicz and J. Mehoffer. In the interwar period, he taught drawing at the Faculty of Architecture of the Lviv Polytechnic. After the war, he settled on the coast, headed the department of drawing,...
Read full biography Wladyslaw Lam was born in 1893 in Konjic. He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków under T. Axentowicz and J. Mehoffer. In the interwar period, he taught drawing at the Faculty of Architecture of the Lviv Polytechnic. After the war, he settled on the coast, headed the department of drawing, painting and sculpture at the Gdansk University of Technology, and also taught at the Academy of Fine Arts in Sopot. Wladyslaw Lam took part in international exhibitions, he also had numerous...
Read full biography Wladyslaw Lam was born in 1893 in Konjic. He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków under T. Axentowicz and J. Mehoffer. In the interwar period, he taught drawing at the Faculty of Architecture of the Lviv Polytechnic. After the war, he settled on the coast, headed the department of drawing, painting and sculpture at the Gdansk University of Technology, and also taught at the Academy of Fine Arts in Sopot. Wladyslaw Lam took part in international exhibitions, he also had numerous exhibitions in Poland. Member of the Swit, Plastyka and Awangarda groups. He practiced painting, drawing, graphic techniques, and presented the theory of painting and drawing in several published books. The subjects of his works were landscapes, figural...
Read full biography Wladyslaw Lam was born in 1893 in Konjic. He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków under T. Axentowicz and J. Mehoffer. In the interwar period, he taught drawing at the Faculty of Architecture of the Lviv Polytechnic. After the war, he settled on the coast, headed the department of drawing, painting and sculpture at the Gdansk University of Technology, and also taught at the Academy of Fine Arts in Sopot. Wladyslaw Lam took part in international exhibitions, he also had numerous exhibitions in Poland. Member of the Swit, Plastyka and Awangarda groups. He practiced painting, drawing, graphic techniques, and presented the theory of painting and drawing in several published books. The subjects of his works were landscapes, figural compositions and portraits. After 1956, he painted pictures classified as allusive abstractions.