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Bio Summary: Born in 1911 in Eastern Poland, Stanislaw Preyzner was recognized by renowned painters of the time at the early age of 15, resulting in his admission to Warsaw Fine Art Academy. Until WWII, he continually painted and created artwork for public display in Poland. Then in 1969, Stanislaw moved his family to the suburbs of Paris, in search of an environment where he could create and exercise his freedom of expression. The French soon discovered Stanislaw¹s talent.Today, much of his artwork is displayed in Parisian public centers. Long Version of Bio: Stanislaw Preyzner was born in 1911 in the Eastern part of Poland now a part of Russia.

He quickly developed a great deal of fascination of art from an early age. His talent was soon recognized by the renowned painters of the time who helped him obtain admission to the Warsaw Fine Art Academy at the age of 15. Most of his inspiration came from nature. He soon developed his own style and this brought him numerous awards and prizes. Until WW II, he continually painted. But the war and Nazi occupation put a halt to his career. Despite his non-conformist attitude towards the new political regime, his reputation brought him great public and private commissions for gigantic murals and monuments such as one in the National Polish University of Warsaw and a fresco at the Cultural Building of Nowa Ruda.
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