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Henryk Uziemblo

Henryk Uziemblo (1879 - 1949) was active/lived in Poland, Austria.  Henryk Uziemblo is known for Female portraits, landscape and interior painting.

Henryk Uziemblo began his education at the Industrial School in Krakow, Poland and after four years he continued it at the Kunstgewerbeschule in Vienna. In 1902 he entered the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków and studied there under Stanislaw Wyspianski and Teodor Axentowicz.

He became famous as an outstanding landscape painter, strongly influenced by the art of Jan Stanislawski. The influence of the master manifests itself in the manner of painting with a thick paste, enriching the texture with impasto and building further landscape plans with synthetic brush strokes.

He mainly painted landscapes, often created views of Krakow, as well as portraits inspired by the folklore of villages near Krakow, the Carpathians and the Hutsul region.   ...  [Displaying 760 of 1473 characters.]  Artist bio

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