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Roman Artymowski (11 August 1919 in Lviv - 3 February 1993 in Łowicz) was a Polish painter, educator, and one of the representatives of abstractive Polish post-war art.
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Roman Artymowski (11 August 1919 in Lviv - 3 February 1993 in Łowicz) was a Polish painter, educator, and one of the representatives of abstractive Polish post-war art.
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Life and career Roman Artymowski was born on 11 August in 1919 in Lviv, Ukraine (Polish Łwów), the son of Vladimir Artymowski and Celestyny Prydów. In 1939 he graduated from high school in Nowy Sacz. Then in 1939-1945 he fought in the branch AGM during World War II and then in the Army in the province of Krakow and Kielce. From July 1944 was a guerrilla battalion scouting and sabotage, was wounded in action. During this period Roman was interested in poetry. As a member of the Krakow poetry group "Otherwise," published his poems in her jednodniówce issued by . After the war in 1945 he began studies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow. His teachers were Eugene Eibisch (painting), Andrew Jurkiewicz, Konrad Srzednicki (graphics) and Czeslaw Rzepiński (Figure). In 1947 he began working with "Review of Art" as the author of the review of the exhibition. Along with other students of Fine Arts in Krakow and Warsaw at the invitation of the International Union of Students, he visited Holland. During his studies he was a member, organized around Andrzej Wroblewski, Association of Academic self-education groups of Polish Youth. In October (23-25) 1949, first exhibited his work was…