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1894 Chicago, Illinois - 1968. Known for: Still life and landscape painting.
Harriet Krawiec was born in Chicago to Joseph and Anna Korzienewski on October 14, 1894. Her father was a successful baking flour merchant, and her mother was active in many social and charitable... Read full biography
Harriet Krawiec was born in Chicago to Joseph and Anna Korzienewski on October 14, 1894. Her father was a successful baking flour merchant, and her mother was active in many social and charitable organizations. Harriet attended the Academy of Our Lady High School (known as Longwood) on Chicago's... Read full biography
Harriet Krawiec was born in Chicago to Joseph and Anna Korzienewski on October 14, 1894. Her father was a successful baking flour merchant, and her mother was active in many social and charitable organizations. Harriet attended the Academy of Our Lady High School (known as Longwood) on Chicago's far south side, where recognition of her artistic talent warranted her retention, after graduation, as an art instructor assisting her mentor Sr. Mary Stanisia. In turn, Harriet and the nun continued... Read full biography
Harriet Krawiec was born in Chicago to Joseph and Anna Korzienewski on October 14, 1894. Her father was a successful baking flour merchant, and her mother was active in many social and charitable organizations. Harriet attended the Academy of Our Lady High School (known as Longwood) on Chicago's far south side, where recognition of her artistic talent warranted her retention, after graduation, as an art instructor assisting her mentor Sr. Mary Stanisia. In turn, Harriet and the nun continued their artistic careers at the Art Institute of Chicago*. There, Harriet studied under painters Karl Buehr and Charles Hawthorne. Ultimately, she was introduced by Sr. Stanisia to fellow student in the neighboring class, Walter Krawiec, and a romance... Read full biography
Harriet Krawiec was born in Chicago to Joseph and Anna Korzienewski on October 14, 1894. Her father was a successful baking flour merchant, and her mother was active in many social and charitable organizations. Harriet attended the Academy of Our Lady High School (known as Longwood) on Chicago's far south side, where recognition of her artistic talent warranted her retention, after graduation, as an art instructor assisting her mentor Sr. Mary Stanisia. In turn, Harriet and the nun continued their artistic careers at the Art Institute of Chicago*. There, Harriet studied under painters Karl Buehr and Charles Hawthorne. Ultimately, she was introduced by Sr. Stanisia to fellow student in the neighboring class, Walter Krawiec, and a romance and marriage soon followed. Walter and Harriet became one of the most renowned husband and wife artis... Read full biography
Harriet Krawiec - Artist Info
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Art Method
- •Easel Painting
Art Media
Art Style
Art Subject
- •Birds, Ornithology, Avian Art
- •Floral Landscape, Wildflowers
- •Floral Still Life, Floral Motifs, Flowers
- •Landscape, Nature, Rural Scene
- •Still Life
Art Teacher
- •Charles Hawthorne
- •George Oberteuffer
- •Karl A. Buehr
Art School
- •School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Student
Chronology
- •Early 20th Century Before 1950
Exhibition of Museum
- •Art Institute of Chicago
- •Corcoran Gallery and/or Art School, Washington DC