Stanisław Przybyszewski

Stanisław Przybyszewski (1868-1927), born at Łojewo, near Kruszwica, the son of a village schoolteacher, studied architecture and then medicine in Berlin without completing either. His German essays on Chopin and Nietzsche opened the Berlin bohemia to him, where he became close to Strindberg and Munch. Married in 1893 to the Norwegian Dagny Juel, he lived mostly in Norway until 1898, then settled in Kraków, where he edited the journal Życie and became the central figure of the bohemia. He died at Jaronty, near Inowrocław, on 23 November 1927.

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• NovelHomo SapiensHomo sapiensStanisław Przybyszewski · 1896LiteraturePublic domain