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1870 - 1936. Known for: Landscape painting.
Ferdynand Ruszczyc was a famous painter and scholar. He graduated from St. Petersburg Academy of Fine Arts. He was a student of A. Kuindzi and Ivan Shishkin. In 1904, he was a professor at the Fine... Read full biography
Ferdynand Ruszczyc was a famous painter and scholar. He graduated from St. Petersburg Academy of Fine Arts. He was a student of A. Kuindzi and Ivan Shishkin. In 1904, he was a professor at the Fine Art Schools in Warsaw and Cracow. After WWI, he was professor of painting at the University in... Read full biography
Ferdynand Ruszczyc was a famous painter and scholar. He graduated from St. Petersburg Academy of Fine Arts. He was a student of A. Kuindzi and Ivan Shishkin. In 1904, he was a professor at the Fine Art Schools in Warsaw and Cracow. After WWI, he was professor of painting at the University in Vilnius. Ruszczyc painted mostly landscapes, reflecting a very emotional and personal attitude toward nature. His works, like Nec Megritur or Ziemia (The Earth), are the most famous examples of his Polish... Read full biography
Ferdynand Ruszczyc was a famous painter and scholar. He graduated from St. Petersburg Academy of Fine Arts. He was a student of A. Kuindzi and Ivan Shishkin. In 1904, he was a professor at the Fine Art Schools in Warsaw and Cracow. After WWI, he was professor of painting at the University in Vilnius. Ruszczyc painted mostly landscapes, reflecting a very emotional and personal attitude toward nature. His works, like Nec Megritur or Ziemia (The Earth), are the most famous examples of his Polish modernism style.
Ferdynand Ruszczyc was a famous painter and scholar. He graduated from St. Petersburg Academy of Fine Arts. He was a student of A. Kuindzi and Ivan Shishkin. In 1904, he was a professor at the Fine Art Schools in Warsaw and Cracow. After WWI, he was professor of painting at the University in Vilnius. Ruszczyc painted mostly landscapes, reflecting a very emotional and personal attitude toward nature. His works, like Nec Megritur or Ziemia (The Earth), are the most famous examples of his Polish modernism style.