Author: Krystian

Chojnacki, Romuald (ur. 1818 Warsaw, zm. 1885 Odessa).
He was taught painting in Warsaw by A.. Kokular and possibly J.. Piwarski. He graduated from 1840, w 1842 he left for Italy. W 1845 was in Warsaw, and then

Chojnicki, Joseph (ur. ok. 1745 Lviv, zm. ok. 1812 Lviv).
Perhaps the student of S.. Stroiński, with whom he worked on the fresco decoration of the Dominican church in Tarnopol. He is one of the most outstanding Lviv painters of the second half of the 19th century. Eighteenth century.

Chlebowski, Stanisław (ur. 1835 Punisher (Podolia), zm. 1884 Kowanówek near. Poznan).
He learned drawing in Odessa with A. Wicherski and R. Chojnacki. W 1853-59 studied at the St. Petersburg Academy, and then in Paris with J.L. Gerome. He was visiting Spain, Italy, Germany, Belgium. W 1864-76

Chełmoński, Józef Marian (ur. 1849 Boczki near Łowicz, zm. 1905 Kuklówka area. Grodzisk Mazowiecki).
Józef Chełmoński was born 7 November 1849 r. in the village of Boczki near Łowicz. He died 6 April 1914 in Kuklówka. Joseph's son, petty tenant, the mayor of the village of Boczki,

Brzozowski, Felix (ur. 1836 Warsaw, zm. 1892 Warsaw).
Feliks Brzozowski – popular painter-landscape painter – in years 1852 – 1859 he was educated at the School of Fine Arts in Warsaw under the supervision of Christian Bresleuer. After graduation, he traveled to the Alps and the Crimea, but he painted

Brodowski, Joseph (ur. ok. 1780 Warsaw, zm. 1853 Cracow).
Thanks, Fr.. Izabela Czartoryska studied art in Vienna, studying with J.. Abla i G. B. Lampi. From 1805 he stayed in Łańcut, painting portraits and scenes from theatrical performances. W

Brodowski, Antoni (ur. 1784, zm. 1832 Warsaw).
He received a thorough general education at home and in private schools, he also learned drawing. After my father died, plenipotentiary of Tadeusz Brodowski, Mostowski took Antoni in 1805 to Paris as his teacher

Brandt, Joseph (ur. 1841 Szczebrzeszyn, zm. 1915 Working).
Son of Alfons Jan the doctor and Krystyna née Lessel, amateur painters. He studied in Warsaw at the school of J.. N. Leszczyński. W 1858 r., after graduating from the Noble Institute, went to Paris to study in

Boznańska, Olga (ur. 1865 Cracow, zm. 1940 Paris).
Painter, the most outstanding Polish artist; shaped in the Krakow-Munich environment in 1898 r. she settled permanently in Paris, where she became a leading representative of the Polish art colony. She exhibited for the first time at the TZSP w

Borowski Wacław (ur. 1885 Łódź, zm. 1954).
Painter, chart, pedagogue, presidents a member of the group Rytm, Society of Polish Artists Art, Association of Graphic Artists Ryt and TZSP.
In1905 he began studies at the Jagiellonian University (history of art) and at the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków under the supervision of J. Mehoffera.