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Jozef Rapacki

Jozef Rapacki (1871 - 1929) was active/lived in Poland, Germany.  Jozef Rapacki is known for Landscape painting.

He was born in Warsaw, in a family with artistic traditions. His mother, Józefina née Hoffman, was a singer, and his father, Wincenty, was an actor, writer and translator. Rapacki's artistic abilities were already revealed in his childhood. He began his education in this field in 1885 in Wojciech Gerson's Drawing Class in Warsaw. It was there that the artist's passion for landscape painting, outdoor expeditions and studying nature was born, which he developed over the following years of his career. Two years later, Rapacki began studying at the School of Fine Arts in Kraków. In 1888, he returned to Warsaw and continued his studies under Gerson. The years of study in Krakow and Warsaw were a period in which the artist was strongly influenced by the innovative ideas of naturalism of Stanislaw Witkiewicz. A breakthrough moment in the painter's life was his trip to Munich in 1889. He honed his artistic skills at the local Academy of Fine Arts. He also confirmed his artistic beliefs in land   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 5245 characters.]  Artist bio

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