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1863 - 1943. Known for: Symbolic and mystical motifs, allegorical themes inspired by Slavic myths and legends, illustrations for magazines.
Marian Wawrzeniecki was an archaeologist, ethnographer, painter, cartoonist and art historian. The artist was a student of Jan Matejko, and member of the Academy of Skills in Krakow. He graduated... Read full biography
Marian Wawrzeniecki was an archaeologist, ethnographer, painter, cartoonist and art historian. The artist was a student of Jan Matejko, and member of the Academy of Skills in Krakow. He graduated from Jan Pankiewicz High School in Warsaw. He studied painting in Warsaw with Polikarp Guminski,... Read full biography
Marian Wawrzeniecki was an archaeologist, ethnographer, painter, cartoonist and art historian. The artist was a student of Jan Matejko, and member of the Academy of Skills in Krakow. He graduated from Jan Pankiewicz High School in Warsaw. He studied painting in Warsaw with Polikarp Guminski, Wojciech Gerson (in 1880 and 1881), then until 1884 at the School of Fine Arts in Krakow, where his teachers were Leopold Löffler and Wladyslaw Luszczkiewicz. In 1884 he left for the Academy of Fine Arts in... Read full biography
Marian Wawrzeniecki was an archaeologist, ethnographer, painter, cartoonist and art historian. The artist was a student of Jan Matejko, and member of the Academy of Skills in Krakow. He graduated from Jan Pankiewicz High School in Warsaw. He studied painting in Warsaw with Polikarp Guminski, Wojciech Gerson (in 1880 and 1881), then until 1884 at the School of Fine Arts in Krakow, where his teachers were Leopold Löffler and Wladyslaw Luszczkiewicz. In 1884 he left for the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich, taking lessons at Paul Nauen’s school. In 1885 he visited Paris. In 1890 he studied again in Munich. From the following year to 1892 he traveled in Italy and later in Bulgaria. In 1895 he settled permanently in Warsaw. In his painting, he... Read full biography
Marian Wawrzeniecki was an archaeologist, ethnographer, painter, cartoonist and art historian. The artist was a student of Jan Matejko, and member of the Academy of Skills in Krakow. He graduated from Jan Pankiewicz High School in Warsaw. He studied painting in Warsaw with Polikarp Guminski, Wojciech Gerson (in 1880 and 1881), then until 1884 at the School of Fine Arts in Krakow, where his teachers were Leopold Löffler and Wladyslaw Luszczkiewicz. In 1884 he left for the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich, taking lessons at Paul Nauen’s school. In 1885 he visited Paris. In 1890 he studied again in Munich. From the following year to 1892 he traveled in Italy and later in Bulgaria. In 1895 he settled permanently in Warsaw. In his painting, he referred to Slavic culture, and his works appeared on cards and postage stamps. He believed that the paintings should exp... Read full biography
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