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Feliks Szynalewski
The Scholar of Krakow Born in Krakow in 1825, Feliks Szynalewski spent his life deeply rooted in the streets and schools of his home city. His early years were defined by a rigorous pursuit of technical mastery, beginning with drawing lessons under Jan Nepomucen Bizański and Jan Nepomucen Głowacki. By the age of eighteen, he was refining his hand under the guidance of Wojciech Kornyel Stattler. His education was not confined to a single
classroom; he moved between the studios of Krakow and the university art departments of Warsaw, even spending time working in a lithographic workshop. This practical immersion in the mechanics of print and ink helped shape a disciplined approach to his later compositions. A scholarship allowed him to step beyond the borders of Poland, leading him to the studios of Vienna and through the streets of Munich and Dresden. These travels pro…