- Stanisław
Mateusz Ignacy Wyspiański (pronounced ['staˈɲiswaf vɨˈspjaɲskʲi]; 15
January 1869 – 28
November 1907) was a
Polish playwright,
painter and poet...
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include Jan
Matejko (historicism),
Jacek Malczewski (symbolism), Stanisław
Wyspiański (art nouveau),
Henryk Siemiradzki (Roman
academic art),
Tamara de Lem****...
- Włodzimierz Tetmajer; an
extensive collection of
works by Stanisław
Wyspiański; and also,
works by
artists of the
interwar and
postwar periods: the Polish...
- Stanisław
Wyspiański,
biography from the Adam
Mickiewicz Institute First review of
Wesele (The
Wedding Reception)
Wyspiański’s Herbal Wyspiański’s paintings...
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murals with
floral motifs by the
founder of
Young Poland, Stanisław
Wyspiański.
Wyspiański was also the
author of
magnificent stained gl****
windows in the...
- him in the
trinity with
Cyprian Norwid, or
adding Norwid or Stanisław
Wyspiański as a
fourth bard. The
Polish term "wieszcz" (IPA: [/vjɛʂt͡ʂ/]) is often...
- by the
modernist Young Poland playwright, painter, and poet Stanisław
Wyspiański. The play
limns the
vicissitudes of
Polish aspirations for
national self-determination...
- A two-fingers salute.
Drawing by Stanisław
Wyspiański, 1904....
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century that its
purpose changed, and
during this century, Stanisław
Wyspiański lived there. Currently, it
serves as the seat of the
rectorate of the...
- as
Young Poland produced such
renowned literary figures as Stanisław
Wyspiański (The Wedding),
Stefan Żeromski (Homeless People, The
Spring to Come),...
