-
David d'Angers,
Antoni Kurzawa [pl], Władysław Oleszczyński,
Zbigniew Pronaszko [pl],
Teodor Rygier, Wacław
Szymanowski and
Jakub Tatarkiewicz. In 1898...
-
Andrzej Pronaszko (31
December 1888 in
Derebchyn - 15
January 1961 in Warsaw) was a
Polish painter and scenographer, one of the most
prominent representatives...
- activist) to be
built in the city of Vilnius, was
promoted by
Zbigniew Pronaszko of
Vilnius University (then,
Stefan Batory University in the
Second Polish...
- Stanisławski,
Tadeusz Makowski).
Polish avant-garde is
represented by
Zbigniew Pronaszko, Leon Chwistek,
Tytus Czyżewski, Stanisław Osostowicz,
Eugeniusz Waniek...
- Its
members included Leon Chwistek,
Tytus Czyżewski,
Zbigniew Pronaszko,
Andrzej Pronaszko,
Konrad Winkler,
August Zamoyski, Jan Hrynkowski,
Tymon Niesiołowski...
- "Stella" and "Merkury").
Alongside co-founders Wacław Gebethner,
Stefan Pronaszko, and
Tadeusz Gebethner, Wacław "Denhoff"
Czarnocki was the co-founder...
- for a
monument of Adam
Mickiewicz for
Vilnius was
promoted by
Zbigniew Pronaszko of
Vilnius University (then,
Stefan Batory University in the
Second Polish...
-
where he
studied between 1945 and 1952
under Zygmunt Radnicki,
Zbigniew Pronaszko (pl),
Hanna Rudzka-Cybisowa and
Jerzy Fedkowicz. Also
between 1945 and...
- 1945–1949:
Eugeniusz Eibisch (till 1947
active rector) 1949–1950:
Zbigniew Pronaszko 1950–1951:
Zygmunt Radnicki 1951–1952:
Konrad Srzednicki 1952–1954: Mieczysław...
-
Cricot (1933–1938)
alongside Józef Jarema,
Henryk Gotlib and
Zbigniew Pronaszko. She is also
known for her
artistic collaboration with
Tadeusz Kantor...
