Polish, 1860–1907
Active in Kraków, Jan Stanisławski taught and mentored artists at several institutions, including the main art academy and private schools for women. Originally from the Russian Empire, he first studied mathematics before pursuing art in Warsaw, Kraków, and Paris, and traveled widely across Europe. A founder of several innovative Polish art groups and societies, he played a central role in organizing exhibitions and contributed to collaborative projects, such as painting landscapes in large-scale panoramas. Stanisławski died in 1907 in Kraków, where he was honored with posthumous exhibitions and burial.
Sources: Wikipedia (en): Jan Stanisławski (painter) · Wikidata Q923415
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