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Portrait of Michal Balucki, c1890. Creator: Leonard Stroynowski.

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Portrait of Michal Balucki, c1890. Polish novelist and comedy writer, art critic, publicist. He edited magazines for women Niewiasta and Kalina. He cooperated with the press, writing columns in which he ridiculed the vices of society. He became famous for his comedies: The Hunt for My Husband, Big Fish, The Bachelor's House. At the end of the century, his comedies lost their popularity. Balucki, attacked by Young Poland writers, especially aggressively by Lucjan Rydel, committed suicide in Kraków's Blonia. Waclawa Milewska

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Photo12/Heritage Images/Heritage Art

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HRM25A45_226

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35,1Mo (3,4Mo) / 25,9cm x 33,9cm / 3064 x 4000 (300dpi)

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Europe portrait people male job man men historical arts painting country guy occupation continent museum European color Poland scene polish depiction location century profession National Museum literature concept exhibition exhibit writer journalist journalism oil Painting Colour author 19th century editor 1890s nineteenth century culture history historic critic novelist Oil on canvas portrait oil Art critic publicist 1890 Michal Painting Heritage Art 19th-century Canvas National Museum in Krakow MNK National Museum in Kraków Leonard Stroynowski Stroynowski Leonard Leonard Strojnowski Strojnowski Leonard Michal Balucki Balucki