Category: Painting

Grocholski Stanisław (ur. 1858 Żołynia near. Łańcut, zm. 1932 Buffalo (USA)).
He studied in 1877-80 in the Krakow SSP with W.. Łuszczkiewicz and J. Matejko, at the Viennese Academy with C.. Wurzinger and in Paris with L.. Bonnata,

Grabowski, Stanisław (ur. 1901 Libya (Estonia), zm. 1957 Chartres (France)).
Painter, ceramics, chart. He took his first drawing lessons in Libawa with Professor Szklerys. He painted landscapes around his hometown and copied Pankiewicz's paintings. W 1914 he left for Rybińsk on the Volga, where

Grabowski Andrzej Bronisław (ur. 1833 Zoo near. Krakow, zm. 1886 Lviv).
He studied at the SSP in Krakow (1849-55) painting in W.. K. sattlera, W. Łuszczkiewicz and A.. Płonczyński and, briefly, a sculpture by H.. Kossakowski. W 1860 thanks to the help of W.. He took up Tarnowski

Gottlieb Maurycy (ur. 1856 Drohobycz, zm. 1879 Cracow).
He studied drawing in Lviv with M.. Godlewski, and then in Vienna at K. Wurzinger (1872-74) i H. Angeli (1876-78). W 1873-74 i 1878-79 at Matejko's, a w 1875-76 in Munich u

Gottlieb Leopold (ur. 1883 Drohobycz, zm. 1934 Paris).
Leopold Gottlieb ur. 03.06.1883 r. in Drohobczyn, zm. 22.04.1934 r. in Paris. He was the younger brother of Maurice. Studies at the Krakow School of Fine Arts at J. Malczewski (1897-98) and in Munich and Paris

Gotlib, Henry (ur. 1890 Cracow, zm. 1966 South Godstone (Anglia)).
Painter, chart, journalist and art critic, member of the Formists group, Zwornik, Circle of Polish Artists oraz London Group. In years 1908-10 studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków under the supervision of W.. Weiss, then and then

Gotard, Jan (ur. 1898 Warsaw, murdered there 1943).
Painter, chart, member of the Society of St.. Luke. Initially, he studied law at the University of Warsaw, then take up artistic studies at private courses of K.. Krzyżanowski, which he continued in the SSP under the direction of T.. Pruszkowski and W.. Skoczylas

Głowacki, Jan Nepomucen (ur. 1802 Cracow, zm. 1847 Cracow).
Initially, he studied drawing with A.. Gazinski, then he studied at the SSP with J.. Brodowski and J. Peshki. He continued his studies at Prague and the Vienna Academy (1825-28). After returning to Krakow, he taught painting

Gierymski, Max (ur. 1846 Warsaw, zm. 1874 Bad Reichenhall w Bawarii).
Maksymilian Gierymski – older brother Aleksander Gierymski – was one of the most outstanding Polish painters active in the second half of the 19th century., and his work, though closed by a narrow time frame, she weighed in