Key Facts Born: 1877 in Cieszków, Died: 1963 in Kraków Professions: Set designer, graphic artist, painter, director, and professor Education: Munich University of Technology, Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków, specialized studies in Vienna, Paris, and London Key positions: Director of Słowacki Theater, Professor at Academy of Fine Arts, Set

Key Facts • Son of Daniel Friedlein, continued the family bookselling tradition in Kraków's Main Square • Mayor of Kraków who served two terms (1890s-1900s) and significantly modernized the city during the Austrian partition period • Educated at Jagiellonian University in mathematics and natural sciences, applying scientific methodology to urban

Key Facts • Born in Krakow in 1811, died in Warsaw in 1873 • Brother of bookseller Daniel Friedlein and son of Jan Jerzy Fryderyk Friedlein • Military service: Fought in the November Uprising (1830-1831) with the 5th Lancers Regiment • Professional career: Learned bookselling in Leszno Wielkopolski and Krakow,

Key Facts Master watchmaker active in 19th century Kraków (1808-1891) Two-time champion in his profession, demonstrating exceptional skill [1] Son of Jan Jerzy Fryderyk Friedlein and brother of Daniel Edward Friedlein Specialized in wall and standing clocks with distinctive mechanisms and decorative frames Created innovative timepieces with musical systems playing

Key Facts • Born in Krakow in 1802, died in Krzeszowice in 1855 • Son of renowned bookseller Jan Jerzy Fryderyk Friedlein • Prominent bookseller, bookbinder, and publisher in 19th-century Krakow • Owner and publisher of "Gazeta Krakowska" and "Czas" newspapers • Operated a famous literary salon that attracted prominent

Key Facts • Born in 1771 in Deuten, died in 1834 in Kraków • Youngest son of Pastor Karol Fryderyk and Elżbieta Rebecca Sybil • Professional bookbinder and bookseller who traveled extensively to perfect his craft • Arrived in Kraków in 1796 and remained permanently, establishing his family there •

A family of famous Krakow gardeners. Karol came to Krakow in 1857 from Opole Silesia, brought by Count. Piotr Moszczynski, for whom he established an English park and a flower garden at his palace in Lubicz. He was educated in gardening in Germany and England. Karol’s son, also a gardener,

Family from the Bavarian town of Deutenheim, near Wurzburg. Pastor Karol Fryderyk Friedlein lived there with his wife Elżbieta Rebeka Sibyl née Steinhauserin, they had nine children. The young people went all over the world, but one of them came to Krakow. A family legend said that they were not

In 1992, the Association of Polish Artists and Designers informed the authorities of Krakow of their readiness to take over Fort 31 for the establishment of the International Center for Contemporary Art in it. It was part of the former Austrian fortress around Krakow. It was built in the mid-19th

Stucco artist, sculptor, Italian architect, born in Chiasso near Como, died in Brno, Moravia. He came from Italy around 1679 to Moravia where he worked as a decorator of the bishop’s residence in Kromieryż, then in Olomouc, in the castle of Schebetau et al. He came to Poland for the