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Ryszard Sroczyński

Ryszard Sroczyński (8 May 1905 – 3 August 1966) was a Polish painter and sculptor. He was a student of Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw where his teacher was Karol Tichy. In 1946 he settled down in Bielsko-Biała where he created his work and was an active member of Association of Polish Artists and Designers.

Ryszard Sroczyński

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Name
Ryszard Sroczyński
Born
8 May 1905
Died
3 August 1966
Place of death
Bielsko-Biała, Poland
Field
Painting, Sculpture
Training
Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw
Nationality
Poland
Occupation
painter · sculptor
Fields
painting
Education
Academy of Fine Arts and Warsaw
Languages
Polish

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