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Marcin Kitz

Illustration — Self-portrait 1926 Marcin Kitz (1891–1943) was a Polish-Jewish painter. Kitz started his painting studies in Lwów at Stanisław Rejchan and Stanisław Batowski Kaczor, 1919/1920 at Jan Matejko Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków, he studied also in Berlin, Munich and Vienna. Since 1923 he participated on the painting salons in Kraków, Lwów, Poznań and Warsaw.

Marcin Kitz

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Marcin Kitz 1891-1943 · Public domain

Born
1891 · Lviv.
Died
1943 · Lviv.
Nationality
Poland
Occupation
painter
Fields
portrait
Education
Lviv Polytechnic · Jan Matejko Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow
Teachers
Stanisław Reichan · Stanisław Kaczor-Batowski · Max Liebermann
Languages
Polish

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Illustration — Self-portrait 1926 Marcin Kitz (1891–1943) was a Polish-Jewish painter. Kitz started his painting studies in Lwów at Stanisław Rejchan and Stanisław Batowski Kaczor, 1919/1920 at Jan Matejko Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków, he studied also in Berlin, Munich and Vienna. Since 1923 he participated on the painting salons in Kraków, Lwów, Poznań and Warsaw.

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