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Błocki, Vladimir (ur. 1885 Lviv, zm. 1920 buried).
He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in F.. Zinc and v 1905-10 and L. Wyczółkowski. He lived permanently in Lviv. W 1911 traveled around Italy. W 1914 was

Sasha (Szaje), Lace (Andre Blondel) (ur. 1909 Chortkiv, zm. 1949 Paris).
Painter, member of the Krakow Group. W l. 1931-32 he studied architecture at the Ecole Nationale Superieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris and at the same time in the l. 1931-34 malarstwo w

Bielska-Tworkowska, Leokadia (ur. 1901 Chrzanów, zm. 1973 Warsaw)
Painter, graphic designer, journalist. She studied at the Industrial School in Lviv with K.. Sichulski in l. 1921-23 and in the Warsaw SSP at M.. Kotarbiński and T. Pruszkowski in the l. 1924-29. Initially associated with the School

Bilińska-Bohdanowiczowa, Anna (ur. 1857 Złotopole in Ukraine, zm. 1893 Warsaw).
He taught her the beginnings of painting in Andriolla's Wiatka, then she studied with W.. Gershon. W 1882 she traveled around Europe, then she settled in Paris. She studied at the Julian Academy and at the studio

Beyer, Henry of Minter (ur. 07.03.1782 Szczecin, zm. 24.10.1855 Chrzanów near Warsaw).
Initially, she studied drawing in Szczecin under the painter Peter Schmidt. In years 1805-11, while in Berlin with brother Karol Fryderyk, miniaturist and lithographer, studied with Gottfried Wilhelm Volker,

Berlewi, Henry (ur. 1894 Warsaw, zm. 1967 Paris).
Painter, art critic, member of the Blok group, Syndicate of the French Artistic Press oraz International Association of Art Critics (AICA). He studied at the SSP in Warsaw in the l. 1904-09, at the Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp in the l.

Bellotto, Bernardo (ur. 30.01.1721 Venice, zm. 17.11.1780 Warsaw).
Nephew and student of Antonio Canal called. Canaletto, from which he took the nickname. Antonio is known in his homeland until today under this nickname, in Western Europe and the United States, to Bellotto

Bartoszek, Francis (ur. 1910 Pieranie, zm. 1943 Warsaw (he died in combat action))
Painter, member of the grouping Czapka Phrygijska. He studied art at the SSP and the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw in. 1930-35 under the direction of T.. Pruszkowski and F. Kowarski. He became a member while studying

Bakałowicz, Władysław (ur. 1833 Chrzanów, zm. 1903 Paris).
Władysław Bakałowicz after graduating from the Warsaw School of Fine Arts (in years 1849-1854) he left in 1863 r. to France and settled permanently in Paris. He participated in the Paris Salons, obtaining several awards and

Baccarelli, Marcela (ur. 16.02.1731 Rome, zm. 05.01.1731 Warsaw).
Bacciarelli was educated in Rome with Marc Benefial. W 1750 he left for Dresden on the initiative of Karl H. Heineken, inspector of the Royal Cabinet of Prints and advisor to Augustus III in matters of art, to be along with others