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Kubicki Jeremi (ur. 1911 Łódź, zm. 1938 Warsaw).
Painter, member of the Fraternity of St.. Luke. He studied art at the Institute of Fine Arts in Warsaw under the supervision of S.. Rzecki and W.. Borowski, then from 1929 w

Władysław of Krzyżanowski (ur. 1889 Lviv, zm. ok. 1973 Edinburgh (Scotland)).
Painter, member of the Unicorn Guild of Artists, Association of Ten Artists and Designers, Awangarda and Nowa Generacja groups and ZZAP. He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków under the supervision of J.. Pankiewicz,

Krzyżanowski Konrad (ur. 1872 Kremenchuk in Ukraine, zm. 1922 Warsaw).
Konrad Krzyżanowski began studying painting with N. Maruszki at the Kiev School of Drawing, and in years 1892-1897 he continued them at the St. Petersburg Academy of Fine Arts with K.. Lebedev and I.. Tworożnikowa. He enjoyed

Krcha Emil (ur. 1894 Kalush, zm. 1972 Cracow).
Painter, pedagogue, member of the Zwornik and ZPAP group. He studied art at the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków in the years 1919-25 under the direction of T.. Axentowicz, S. Kamocki and I.. Pieńkowski. In years 1925 i 1927-31 stayed in

Krauze Jerzy Ryszard (KRUSE) (ur. 1903 Warsaw, He died 1978 Australia).
Painter. After finish 5 classes of a merchant school and a one-year trade course in Warsaw, was in l. 1928-29 an extraordinary student at the Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow. He studied there under W.. Jarocki, F. Pautscha

Kramsztyk Roman (ur. 1885 Warsaw, zm. 1942 he died in Warsaw).
Painter, chart, member of the group: Grupa Pięć i Rytm. He studied art at the Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow in the years 1903-04 u J. Mehoffera, and then in Berlin and Paris, where did St.

Kotsis Aleksander (ur. 1836 Ludwinów near. Krakow, zm. 1877 Podgórze near. Krakow).
Aleksander Kotsis studied at the School of Fine Arts in Krakow under the supervision of W.. K. sattlera, W. Łuszczkiewicz and A.. Płonczyński and at the Academy of Vienna. After returning to Poland, he settled in

Wojciech Kossak (ur. 1856 Paris, zm. 1942 Cracow).
Father Juliusz taught him drawing, w 1871-73 he studied at the SSP in Kraków with W.. Łuszczkiewicz, and then in Munich with A.. Strahuber, A. Wagner and W.. Lindenschmita. W 1876 he was in

Juliusz Kossak (ur. 1824 Wisnicz, zm. 1899 Cracow).
One of the most outstanding Polish draftsmen and watercolors. Born 15 of December 1824 year in Wiśnicz, in the vicinity of Krakow. Soon the family moved to its own seat in Lviv. The conditions and way of life of the artist

Jerzy Kossak (ur. 1886 Cracow, zm. 1955 Cracow).
Jerzy Kossak b. 11.09.1886 Cracow, zm. 11.05.1955 there, son of Wojciech and Maria née Kisielnicka, grandson of Julius, brother of the poet Maria Pawlikowska-Jasnorzewska and writer Magdalena Samozwaniec. He graduated from the St.. Jacek in Krakow, then School