Architect and constructor, born in Krakow in 1855, died in 1927 also in Krakow. From 1882 he worked in the architectural office of T. Stryjeński, then he was his partner for three years. He was also an assistant to the department of construction at the Industrial School, teacher of architectural

Journalist, painter, graphic artist, scenography. Born in Warsaw in 1910, died in Krakow in 1984. Father Henryk fought in the Polish Legions, then a colonel in the Polish Army. Marian graduated from law studies at the University of Warsaw. Before the war, secretary of the editorial office and graphic designer

Journalist, publicist, son of Gustaw. Born in Warsaw, died in Geneva. In the years 1895-1901 editor of “Czas” and “Głos Narodu”, in which they published a brutal attack on Ignacy Daszyński. A few days later, a young socialist, Kazimierz Kaczanowski, slapped him on the A-B line in Krakow. From 1902

Political activist, poet and journalist born in Warsaw. Natural son of Tsar Alexander I and Helena Rautenstrauchowa née Dzierżanowska. In 1833 he began studies at the Faculty of Literature and Philosophy of the Jagiellonian University. In Warsaw, he began his underground activity in the Association of the Polish People. In

Cardiac surgeon, professor at Collegium Medicum of the Jagiellonian University, born in Rogaczew Wielkopolski. After graduating from the Medical Academy in Poznań, he worked as an assistant in the Department of General Surgery at the Municipal Hospital of Józef Strus and, at the same time, from 1960 at the Department

Graphic artist, draftsman and painter, born in Lviv, died in Krakow. He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts, lived in Sanok for 20 years, where he taught, co-organized the Lemko Museum and the Regional Museum of the Sanok Region. After World War II, he settled in Krakow and taught

Painter, poet, writer, satirist, died in Krakow. He graduated from high school in Bielsko, and studied at the Academy of Fine Arts. An extremely bright and talented man, he wrote texts and performed with a cabaret at “Piwnica pod Baranami”. He ran his own cabaret called “Remiza” and the beat

It was located at 4 Juliusza Kossaka Square in Krakow. Once a suburban mansion, it was called Comfort. It was built by W. Kołodziej, and loe sold in 1864 to M. Zaleska, from whom J. Kossak bought it in 1869 for 15 thousand zlotys. The property consisted of 1.5 morga

Painter, born in Nuremberg, died in Kraków. Brother of the famous painter Albrecht Dürer, who looked after Hans and educated him in his studio for Emperor Maximilian I. He probably stayed in Silesia in the years 1522-1524, where he painted for churches in Wrocław, Nysa and Marszowice. From 1527 he

Illuminator and painter, he came to Krakow from Silesia. He was closely related to Jan Długosz, the chapter and the royal court, he called himself “pictor et illuminator regius”. Towards the end of his life, he was ordained a minor priest. Author of images of 56 Teutonic banners captured at