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Self portrait with hyacinth, 1902
oil;
signed lower right: J. Malczew 1902;
National Museum in Poznań;
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Harpy in a dream, moment of creation, 1907
oil, cardboard, 72,5 x 92 cm;
signed lower right: J.Malczewski

Jacek Malczewski (ur. 1854 Working, zm. 1929 Cracow).
He was the most prominent representative of modernism in Polish culture at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, and through his painting poetics one of the main co-creators of the legend of Young Poland and the native symbolism of painting of the Young Poland period. Father

Makowski Tadeusz (ur. 1882 Auschwitz, zm. 1932 Paris).
Tadeusz Makowski – one of the most respected Polish painters of the interwar period – for a year 1903 was a student of J.. Mehoffera i J. Stanisławski at the Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow. He graduated from the studies awarded with a silver medal

Mackiewicz Konstanty (ur. 1894 Brest on the Bug river, He died 30 September 1985, Łódź).
Painter, scenographer, member of the Rytm and Start groups. He studied art until 1922 at the Moscow School of Painting, Sculptures and Architecture in the studio of W.. Kandinskyego, continuing them then in

Łunkiewicz-Rogoyska Maria Ewa (ur. 1894 Kudrynka in Podolia, zm. 1967 Warsaw).
Painter, member of the group Plastycy Nowocześni and Block Zaw. Visual artists. She studied art in the years 1921-24 at the Ecole Nationale des Arts Decoratifs in Paris. After returning from France, she settled down

Lempicka Tamara (ur. 1898 Warsaw, zm. 1980 Cuernavaca, Mexico).
Painter; daughter of a Warsaw attorney. As a child, she traveled around Europe; She spent the years of World War I in St. Petersburg, from where, together with her husband, T. Łempicki, she left for Paris after the revolution broke out. She took up painting studies

Lunda Florian (ur. 1824 Lviv, zm. 1888 Lviv).
He studied painting with J.. Maszkowski in Lviv, w 1845 at the Academy of Vienna. After 1847 he was in Paris, where he studied with L.. Cognita. He lived in Rome for several years. W 1854 he came back

Loeffler Leopold (ur. 1827 Rzeszow, zm. 1898 Cracow).
He was educated in Vienna at the Academy and at. T. Waldmullera, then in Munich. W 1863 he left for Paris, w 1867 he returned to Vienna. W 1877-97 he was a professor at the SSP in Krakow. He was painting

Lipiński Hipolit (ur. 1846 New marketplace, zm. 1884 Cracow).
W 1859-70 he studied at the SSP in Krakow, then in Munich at the Academy with F.. Seitza i H. Anschutza, and also in T.. Dietza. After returning to Krakow, he attended class

Linke Bronisław Wojciech (ur. 1906 Dorpat, zm. 1962 Warsaw).
Painter, draftsman, chart, member of the Masonic Lodge and the Phrygian Cap. He studied at the Art Industry Schools in Bydgoszcz and Krakow (1922-23 i 1924-26) and in the Warsaw SSP (1927-31), where he was a student of T.. Pruszkowski