Janina Konarska
Janina Konarska (later Konarska-Słonimska, April 30, 1900 – June 9, 1975) was a Polish artist. She was born in Warsaw and was the wife of Antoni Słonimski. In 1932 she won a silver medal in the art competitions of the Olympic Games for her woodcut "Narciarze" ("Skier").
Also recorded as Janina Konarska-Slonimska
Janina Konarska
scanned from Antoni Słonimski:Alfabet Wspomnień Państwowy Instytut Wyadawniczy Warsaw, Poland 1975 · Public domain
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- 1900
- Died
- 1975
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- Poland
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- painter · sculptor · illustrator
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Janina Konarska (later Konarska-Słonimska, April 30, 1900 – June 9, 1975) was a Polish artist. She was born in Warsaw and was the wife of Antoni Słonimski. In 1932 she won a silver medal in the art competitions of the Olympic Games for her woodcut "Narciarze" ("Skier").
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Janina Konarska (1900–1975) was an illustrator, painter and sculptor, of Polish nationality. The illustrator was born Janina Seideman in Łódź and died in Warsaw.
Languages used include Polish. Honours include Silver Cross of Merit.
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Janina Konarska was recorded at birth as Janina Seideman. The authorities additionally record the heading Janina Konarska-Slonimska. Her recorded language was Polish. She married Antoni Słonimski.
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Janina Konarska is recorded with the occupation illustrator. Recorded as painter, sculptor and illustrator.
Janina Konarska
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1900
Janina Konarska was born on 30 April 1900.
1975
Janina Konarska died on 9 June 1975.
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Janina Konarska i jej związki z bydgoskim Muzeum Miejskim, Kobiety w Europie Środkowo-Wschodniej w perspektywie interdyscyplinarnej, 2020
Między literackością a potocznością Janina Konarska: Dwór na wulkanie
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