Marcin Kitz
Marcin Kitz (1891–1943) was a Polish-Jewish[1] painter.
Marcin Kitz started his painting studies in Lwów at Stanisław Rejchan and Stanisław Batowski Kaczor, 1919/1920 at Jan Matejko Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków, he studied also in Berlin, Munich and Vienna. Since 1923 he participated on the painting salons in Kraków, Lwów, Poznań and Warsaw. 1939-1941 he lived in Moscow, Kharkiv and Kiev.
He painted landscapes, still-life and genre images and portraits.
In 1943 was arrested and murdered by Gestapo during the German occupation of Lwów because he helped to give concealment to the Jews.[2][1]
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Cabs -
Flowers -
Flowers in a vase -
Little town
References
- ^ a b Janina Jaworska (1976). Polska sztuka walcząca: 1939-1945. Wydaw-a Artystyczne i Filmowe. p. 212.
Marcin Kitz, sam pochodzenia żydowskiego, ukrywał i żywił w swoim mieszkaniu bardzo liczną grupę Żydów, został za swoją działalność aresztowany i zamordowany we Lwowie
- ^ Ola Hnatiuk (28 January 2020). Courage and Fear. Academic Studies PRess. p. 440. ISBN 978-1-64469-253-0.
External links
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- Kitz's works in Central Jewish Library
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