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1867 - 1928. Known for: Colorful drawings of Polish and European architecture.
Stanislaw Noakowski was a Polish architect and artist who studied in St. Petersburg and traveled around Europe. He worked at various institutions, including the Museum of Art Industry and the Moscow... Read full biography
Stanislaw Noakowski was a Polish architect and artist who studied in St. Petersburg and traveled around Europe. He worked at various institutions, including the Museum of Art Industry and the Moscow Art College, and eventually became a professor at the Warsaw University of Technology. Noakowski... Read full biography
Stanislaw Noakowski was a Polish architect and artist who studied in St. Petersburg and traveled around Europe. He worked at various institutions, including the Museum of Art Industry and the Moscow Art College, and eventually became a professor at the Warsaw University of Technology. Noakowski created colorful drawings of Polish and European architecture and was a member of various artistic societies. He received numerous awards for his lifetime artistic activity.
Stanislaw Noakowski was a Polish architect and artist who studied in St. Petersburg and traveled around Europe. He worked at various institutions, including the Museum of Art Industry and the Moscow Art College, and eventually became a professor at the Warsaw University of Technology. Noakowski created colorful drawings of Polish and European architecture and was a member of various artistic societies. He received numerous awards for his lifetime artistic activity.
Stanislaw Noakowski was a Polish architect and artist who studied in St. Petersburg and traveled around Europe. He worked at various institutions, including the Museum of Art Industry and the Moscow Art College, and eventually became a professor at the Warsaw University of Technology. Noakowski created colorful drawings of Polish and European architecture and was a member of various artistic societies. He received numerous awards for his lifetime artistic activity.