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(1911-1996) visual artist. A graduate of the Faculty of Architecture at the Lviv University of Technology and the Faculty of Applied Graphics at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw. From 1945, he was the graphic director of the section of the Department of Culture and Press of the 2nd Corps in Italy. He had his own graphic studio in London. Member, among others Royal Society of Art in London
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Władysław Ryszard Szomański |
(1911-1996) visual artist. A graduate of the Faculty of Architecture at the Lviv University of Technology and the Faculty of Applied Graphics at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw. From 1945, he was the graphic director of the section of the Department of Culture and Press of the 2nd Corps in Italy. He had his own graphic studio in London. Member, among others Royal Society of Art in London |
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Szomański, Władysław Ryszard (undetermined language)
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Szomański, Władysław R. (undetermined language)
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Szomański (Szomanski) Władysław Ryszard (Willy), krypt.: Shom, pseud. Sęk (1911–1996) (Polish)
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3 October 1911Gregorian
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48
541-542
Szomański (Szomanski) Władysław Ryszard (Willy), krypt.: Shom, pseud. Sęk (1911–1996) (Polish)
1911
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1 November 1996
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48
541-542
Szomański (Szomanski) Władysław Ryszard (Willy), krypt.: Shom, pseud. Sęk (1911–1996) (Polish)
1996
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