Roman Kramsztyk (Polish, 1885-1942)

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Roman Kramsztyk (Polish, 1885-1942)
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Lady with a squirrel by Roman Kramsztyk, 1935
Portrait of Zofia with a cactus by Tadeusz Pruszkowski, 1920
Lady with a squirrel by Roman Kramsztyk, 1935:
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Portrait of Zofia with a cactus by Tadeusz Pruszkowski, 1920:
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Roman Kramsztyk Venus in Lesbos (Sappho) ca. 1919
Roman Kramsztyk, Dama z wiewiórką, c.1936
Born #OTD: Artist Roman Kramsztyk (Polish-Jewish, 18 Aug 1885 – 6 Aug 1942). A victim of the Holocaust, he was imprisoned in the Warsaw Ghetto, where in 1942 he was shot dead on the street by a German soldier.
1. Woman with a Parrot, c.1925-7
oil on canvas 92x71 cm
2. Lady with Squirrel (Portrait of Marii Brydzińskiej-Potockiej), 1935-6
oil on canvas 65x54 cm
Category:Paintings by Roman Kramsztyk - Wikimedia Commons
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Roman Kramsztyk, Poeta - Portret Jana Lechonia (wersja trzecia) / The Poet - Portrait of Jan Lechoń (v.3)
ca. 1920, oil on canvas
“Legend of the Crown: Poland in 1918″ by Roman Kramsztyk (1885-1942)
■ Roman Kramsztyk (18 August 1885 – 6 August 1942) was a Polish realist painter of Jewish descent in the interwar period. He was shot dead in the Warsaw Ghetto in 1942.