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Boleslas Biegas

Boleslas Biegas (1877 - 1954) was active/lived in Poland.  Boleslas Biegas is known for Modernist female figure sculpture and painting.

Boleslas Biegas was born in 1877, the son of an orchestra leader.  After the death of his parents in 1890, he worked as a carpenter's assistant, a messenger, and then became an apprentice at the studio of Panusiak, a sculptor.

Biegas studied and worked with Panusiak for eighteen months.  The experience gave birth to the artistic consciousness in Biegas, and in 1896 he exhibited a group of sculptures in a bookstore in Warsaw.  His talent was evident and in the same year he entered the Academy of Fine Arts of Cracow.  In the following years, and for twenty years afterwards, he exhibited his works at the Society for the Advancement of Fine Arts of Cracow.  In 1901 he obtained a scholarship to continue his studies in Paris. He moved to Montparnasse, and in 1902 he exhibited at the "Salon National des Beaux-Arts."  The same year in Cracow he published his first dramatic comedy, Le Passe et l'Avenir.

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