Polish, 1879–1923
Jan Rembowski (1879–1923) was a Polish painter, pastelist, and sculptor associated with Symbolism and Art Nouveau. Born and died in Warsaw, he studied with Wojciech Gerson and at the Kraków Academy of Fine Arts, later learning painting with Józef Mehoffer. He co-founded the "Group of Five" and helped establish "Sztuka Podhalańska" in Zakopane. Rembowski also created interior designs, wrote essays on Podhale folk culture, and illustrated a well-known alphabet book; much of his work was lost during World War II.
Sources: Wikipedia (en): Jan Rembowski · Wikidata Q8864621
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