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1840 - 1905. Known for: Painting.
Walery Eljasz-Radzikowski was a student of Wladyslaw Luszczkiewicz in the SSP in Kraków (1856-62). Influenced by his work, Eljasz-Radzikowski began to paint historical compositions. Walery continued... Read full biography
Walery Eljasz-Radzikowski was a student of Wladyslaw Luszczkiewicz in the SSP in Kraków (1856-62). Influenced by his work, Eljasz-Radzikowski began to paint historical compositions. Walery continued his painting education in Munich, where he specialized in watercolor painting in the studio of... Read full biography
Walery Eljasz-Radzikowski was a student of Wladyslaw Luszczkiewicz in the SSP in Kraków (1856-62). Influenced by his work, Eljasz-Radzikowski began to paint historical compositions. Walery continued his painting education in Munich, where he specialized in watercolor painting in the studio of Teodor Horschelt (1862-65). Radzikowski's work developed in two thematic streams - the first included historical compositions inspired by the national past and fine literature; landscape painting,... Read full biography
Walery Eljasz-Radzikowski was a student of Wladyslaw Luszczkiewicz in the SSP in Kraków (1856-62). Influenced by his work, Eljasz-Radzikowski began to paint historical compositions. Walery continued his painting education in Munich, where he specialized in watercolor painting in the studio of Teodor Horschelt (1862-65). Radzikowski's work developed in two thematic streams - the first included historical compositions inspired by the national past and fine literature; landscape painting, especially Tatra views, belonged to the second trend.
Walery Eljasz-Radzikowski was a student of Wladyslaw Luszczkiewicz in the SSP in Kraków (1856-62). Influenced by his work, Eljasz-Radzikowski began to paint historical compositions. Walery continued his painting education in Munich, where he specialized in watercolor painting in the studio of Teodor Horschelt (1862-65). Radzikowski's work developed in two thematic streams - the first included historical compositions inspired by the national past and fine literature; landscape painting, especially Tatra views, belonged to the second trend.