Zdzisław Suchodolski
Zdzisław Aleksander Mamert Suchodolski (May 11, 1835 – February 2, 1908) was a German-Polish painter.
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Zdzisław Suchodolski
Zdzisław Suchodolski (1835-1908) · Public domain
- Name
- Zdzisław Aleksander Mamert Suchodolski
- Born
- 11 May 1835
- Birthplace
- Rome
- Died
- 2 February 1908
- Place of death
- Munich
- Nationality
- Poland · Kingdom of Prussia
- Occupation
- painter
- Fields
- portrait
- Languages
- German
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Zdzisław Aleksander Mamert Suchodolski (May 11, 1835 – February 2, 1908) was a German-Polish painter.
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Zdzisław Suchodolski (1835–1908) was a painter, of Prussian and Polish nationality. The painter was born in Rome and died in Munich. Zdzisław Suchodolski worked in Düsseldorf, Florence and Naples, among others.
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• Name — Zdzisław Aleksander Mamert Suchodolski • Birth Name — Zdzisław Aleksander Mamert Suchodolski • Born — 11 May 1835 • Birthplace — Rome • Died — 2 February 1908 • Place of death — Munich • Father — January Suchodolski • Illustration — Snowy landscape with wolves at sunset, 1880
Biography
Biography
His father was the painter and army officer January Suchodolski. After studying in Kraków, Suchodolski went to the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf and the Düsseldorf school of painting in Düsseldorf. From 1874 to 1880 he worked in Weimar; from 1880 he lived in Munich. His work is included in the collection of the District Museum of Suwałki, Poland.
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Zdzisław Suchodolski is recorded with the occupation history painter. Recorded as a citizen of Kingdom of Prussia. Classed in the genre portrait.
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Zdzisław Suchodolski (1835-1908)
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1835
Zdzisław Suchodolski was born on 11 May 1835.
1908
Zdzisław Suchodolski died on 28 February 1908.
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- 1.Krakowie, Muzeum Narodowe w. Modern Polish Painting: Polish painting of the 19th century. National Museum in Cracow. 1998. 978-83-87312-65-7.
- 2.Rajnold Suchodolski.
- 3.Suchodolski, Zdzisław (1835–1908). Polish Biographical Dictionary. 45. 311.
- 4.Suchodolski, Zdzisław. porta-polonica.de.
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