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Maurycy Trębacz (May 3, 1861 –
January 29, 1941) was one of the most po****r
Jewish painters in
Poland in the late 19th and
early 20th century. Many of...
- Józef
Samojezdny Zbigniew Ząbczyk
Andrzej Janas Tadeusz Trębacz J****z Wylaź
Tadeusz Trębacz Piotr Urban Ireneusz Stefański (now)
According to data from...
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Sanctuary Krol, E.; Plancho, B. J.; Adamec, L.; Stolarz, M.; Dziubinska, H.;
Trebacz, Kgv. (2011). "Quite a few
reasons for
calling carnivores 'the most wonderful...
- ChatGPT". openai.com.
Retrieved 9
March 2023. Glaese, Amelia; McAleese, Nat;
Trębacz, Maja; Aslanides, John; Firoiu, Vlad; Ewalds, Timo; Rauh, Maribeth; Weidinger...
- Palestynie, Syrji,
Mezopotamji –
Wydawnictwo Polskie R. Wegnera, Poznań 1931
Trębacz cesarski –
Miejsce piastowe [1930] Zagończyk – Lwów 1931
Zwierzyniec –...
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Excommunicated Dome of the rock, Tel Aviv
Museum of Art, 1908
Israeli art
Maurycy Trębacz (1861–1941), Polish-Jewish painter.
Cohen (1998). P. 223.
Entry for Samuel...
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Tisha B'av by
Maurycy Trębacz, 1903....
- 6(5). Krol, E., Plachno, B., Adamec, L., Stolarz, M., Dziubinska, H., &
Trebacz, K. (2011).
Quite a few
reasons for
calling carnivores 'the most wonderful...
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Jewish life.
Among them were
Maurycy Gottlieb,
Artur Markowicz, and
Maurycy Trębacz, with
younger artists like
Chaim Goldberg coming up in the ranks. Many...
- Neufeld, Irma Neumann, Jack Pepper, Lou Raderman,
Ambrose Russo, Leon
Trebacz –
violin Justin Di Tullio,
Armand Kaproff,
Raphael Kramer,
Edgar Lustgarten...
