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Jerzy Jełowicki (CHRISTMAS) (ur. 1899 Rożniatówka (Podolia), zm. 1939 Warsaw (fell in defense of the city on 27 IX.)).
Farmer engineer, painter, member of the Warsaw School group. He exhibited his artistic interests from the earliest years, as a junior high school student he wrote poems for the periodical

Władysław Jarocki (ur. 1879 Pidhaits (Lesser Poland), zm. 1965 Cracow).
He studied in Krakow at the Academy of Fine Arts with J.. Mehoffera i u L. Wyczółkowski and then at the Julian Academy in Paris (1906-07). From 1909 he was a member of the Society “Piece”,

Jarema Maria (ur. 1908 Stary Sambor, zm. 1958 Cracow).
Sculptress, painter, scenographer, member of the Krakow Group. She studied art at the age of. 1929-35 at the Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow in the studio of X. Dunikowski. While still a student, she joined the Krakow Group, bringing together avant-garde artists

Janisch Jerzy (ur. 1901 Grodek Jagielloński, zm. 1962 Warsaw).
Painter, draftsman, member-co-founder of the artes association. He began his painting studies at private lessons with Z. Albinowska and W.. Kryciński, later, in years 1921-24 studied with K.. Sichulski at the State Industrial School in

Jamontt Bronisław (ur. 1886 Dokudów near. Lidy, zm. 1957 Toruń).
Painter, pedagogue, founding member of the Vilnius Society of Artists and Designers. Jamontt's artistic studies were fragmentary, as a junior high school student he attended the Vilnius Drawing School in Trutniewo and Rybaków, and while studying law in St. Petersburg (started 1908)

Jahl Władysław (ur. 1886 Jaroslaw, zm. 1953 Paris).
Painter, chart. W 1912 he settled in Paris, where the character of his painting was finally shaped. He also stayed in Spain for some time (w 1926), which had an impact on his work. He took

Jaeschke Marian (ur. 1904 Sawmills, zm. 1980 Łódź).
Painter, pedagogue, member of the Pryzmat group. He began his artistic studies in 1924 at the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków under the supervision of W.. Jarocki and W.. Weiss. W 1928 moved to the studio of F.. Kowarski, which he then followed

Jabłoński Marcin (ur. 1801 Glogow (Lesser Poland), zm. 1875 Lviv).
He was self-taught, he educated himself by copying pictures in the galleries of Krakow, Warsaw and Vienna. From 1820 he lived permanently in Lviv. He painted portraits and religious pictures. He ran a lithographic workshop.

Hulewicz Jerzy (ur. 1886 Kościanki near. September, zm. 1941 Warsaw).
Painter, chart, writer, playwright, publisher, member of the group Bunt, ZPAG, Circle of Advertising Graphic Artists. He studied art at the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków in the years 1904-06, then complementing them in Paris and Munich. He arranged

Hrynkovsky Jan (ur. 1891 Lviv, zm. 1971 Cracow).
Painter, chart, scenographer, member of the Formists and Jednoróg groups. He studied painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków with J.. Pankiewicz and a sculpture by K.. Laszczka. W l. 1921-22 complemented his studies in decorative painting in Paris