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DANIEL | DELAVEAUX | D^BICKI
307.
Bielany near Cracow — Entrance to the
Cameldolites’ Church, [ca. 1930]
Oil on Bristol board, 35 x 50
Signed bottom right: SKDanie1
Inv. no MNK II-b-1087 (300 834)
Gift of the author, 1952
308.
Spring in Cracow, [ca. 1930]
Oil on Bristol board, 33 x 48.5
Unsigned
Inv. no MNK II-b-1088 (300 835)
Gift of the author, 1952
309.
Portrait of Maria Stehlik, [ca. 1945]
Oil on canvas, 69 x 59
Signed bottom left: SKDaniel
Inv. no MNK II-b-1085 (300 831)
Gift of the author, 1952
DELAVEAUX see LAVEAUX de
Stanislaw DEJBICKI sk
Bom at Lubaczow in 1866 — Died in Cracow in 1924
He studied first under Christian Griepenkerl at the Viennese Academy in the years 1881-1884,
next under Wladyslaw Luszczkiewicz in the Cracow School of Fine Arts, then under Alexander
Wagner and Paul Nauen at the Munich Academy, and finally (1890-1891)in the atelier of PAJ.
Dagnan -Bouveret and E Fremiet at the Academie Colarossi in Paris. After his return to Poland he
settled down in Lvov and later in Cracow, where he directed the Faculty of Decorative Painting at
the Academy of Fine Arts. He was a member of the Society of Polish Artists “Art”, the Association
of Polish Artists in Lvov, the Society of Painters for the Elevation of Religious Art, the Viennese
Secession and the “Group of Six.”
He painted genre scenes, predominantly from the life of the Hutsul highlanders and Galician
Jews, landscapes and portraits. He occupied himself with decorative painting, illustrations, graphic
arts and occasional^ scenography and sculpture.
DANIEL | DELAVEAUX | D^BICKI
307.
Bielany near Cracow — Entrance to the
Cameldolites’ Church, [ca. 1930]
Oil on Bristol board, 35 x 50
Signed bottom right: SKDanie1
Inv. no MNK II-b-1087 (300 834)
Gift of the author, 1952
308.
Spring in Cracow, [ca. 1930]
Oil on Bristol board, 33 x 48.5
Unsigned
Inv. no MNK II-b-1088 (300 835)
Gift of the author, 1952
309.
Portrait of Maria Stehlik, [ca. 1945]
Oil on canvas, 69 x 59
Signed bottom left: SKDaniel
Inv. no MNK II-b-1085 (300 831)
Gift of the author, 1952
DELAVEAUX see LAVEAUX de
Stanislaw DEJBICKI sk
Bom at Lubaczow in 1866 — Died in Cracow in 1924
He studied first under Christian Griepenkerl at the Viennese Academy in the years 1881-1884,
next under Wladyslaw Luszczkiewicz in the Cracow School of Fine Arts, then under Alexander
Wagner and Paul Nauen at the Munich Academy, and finally (1890-1891)in the atelier of PAJ.
Dagnan -Bouveret and E Fremiet at the Academie Colarossi in Paris. After his return to Poland he
settled down in Lvov and later in Cracow, where he directed the Faculty of Decorative Painting at
the Academy of Fine Arts. He was a member of the Society of Polish Artists “Art”, the Association
of Polish Artists in Lvov, the Society of Painters for the Elevation of Religious Art, the Viennese
Secession and the “Group of Six.”
He painted genre scenes, predominantly from the life of the Hutsul highlanders and Galician
Jews, landscapes and portraits. He occupied himself with decorative painting, illustrations, graphic
arts and occasional^ scenography and sculpture.