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Eugeniusz Czerwiński

Illustration — Eugeniusz Czerwiński Eugeniusz Czerwiński (1887–1930) was a Polish architect. Czerwiński worked underneath Ivan Levynskyi at his office in Lviv. Between 1914 and 1916, he helped to design the city's Lysenko Music Institute.

Eugeniusz Czerwiński

Eugeniusz Czerwiński - polski architekt (ur. 1887 - zm. 1930)

Album inżynierów i techników w Polsce, Lwów, 1932, t. I, cz. III, s. 50. · Public domain

Born
1887 · Lviv.
Died
1930 · Lviv.
Nationality
Second Polish Republic
Occupation
architect
Education
Lviv Polytechnic
Languages
Polish

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Illustration — Eugeniusz Czerwiński Eugeniusz Czerwiński (1887–1930) was a Polish architect. Czerwiński worked underneath Ivan Levynskyi at his office in Lviv. Between 1914 and 1916, he helped to design the city's Lysenko Music Institute.

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Eugeniusz Czerwiński (1887–1930) was an architect, a national of the Second Polish Republic. The architect was born and died in Lviv. Eugeniusz Czerwiński was educated at Lviv Polytechnic. Languages used include Polish.

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