Category: Resumes

Czechowicz, Simon (ur. 1689 Cracow, zm. 1775 Warsaw).
Born in a family of goldsmiths, found a protector in the person of F.M. Ossoliński. Thanks to him, for approx. 1711 he stayed and studied in Rome, where he moved in a circle of disciples

Czapski Józef (ur. 1896 Przyluki (Belarus)).
Painter, draftsman, publicist, writer. He studied law in St. Petersburg. After 1920 lives in Krakow, where he began his artistic studies under J. Pankiewicz at the Academy of Fine Arts. W 1924 together with colleagues in the studio

Tchaikovsky, Stanisław (ur. 1878 Warsaw, zm. 1954 Sandomierz)
He studied with W. Gerson, and then in Krakow at the Academy of Fine Arts (1896-1903) at J. Malczewski, J.Mehoffera, L.Wyczółkowski. In Munich, he studied with L. Herterich for a year, and then in Paris at the Academie Julian, and again in

Józef Czajkowski (ur. 1872 Warsaw, zm. 1947 Warsaw).
The brother of the painter Stanisław. He studied in Munich (1891-94) u J. and L. Herterich and K. Marr, in Paris at the Academie Julian, u J.Mac Neil Whistlera, at the Kunstgewerbeschule in Vienna, in the Krakow SSP (1894-95) i

Czachórski, Władysław (ur. 1850 Lublin, zm. 1911 Munich).
He studied painting with R. Hadziewicz in the Warsaw Drawing Class, w 1868 at the Academy of Dresden, a w 1869-73 in Munich with H. Anschutz, A.Wagnera and K.Pilotyego. W 1874-77 traveled around Italy and

Cybis, Jan (ur. 1897 Wróblin, zm. 1972 Warsaw).
Painter, journalist and art critic, translator, member and founder of the Paris Committee. He studied at the Academy of Art and Art Industry in Wrocław in the l. 1920-21 and the Krakow Academy of Fine Arts under the direction of J. Pankiewicz from 1921

Cybis Bolesław (ur. 1895 Massandra farm in the Crimea, zm. 1957 Trenton, New Jersey, USA).
Painter, chart, sculptor, ceramics, founding member of the Society of St.. Luke. He began his artistic studies in St. Petersburg. He continued in the Warsaw SSP in the l. 1923-26 and the Academy of Fine Arts in l. 1933-34 pod

Whistle Leon (ur. 1884 Cracow, zm. 1944 Barwisze k. Moscow).
Philosopher, mathematician, art theorist, painter, founding member of the Formist group.
He studied at the Jagiellonian University, where in 1906 he obtained a doctorate in philosophy, a w 1928 habilitated in mathematical logic. In the meantime

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 back to Italy, and

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. He made several dozen altar paintings for