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Alice Halicka

Alice (Alicja) Halicka (1894/95 - 1975) was active/lived in Poland, France.  Alice Halicka is known for Cubist painting, collage and fabric design.

Alice Halicka was born in Krakow, Poland.  She was born to a wealthy family, and after her mother's death, was raised predominantly by her grandparents in Tyrol.

Following her formative education, she moved to Munich to study painting under Hungarian artist Simon Hollosy.  She studied in the ateliers of Leon Wyczolkowski and Jozef Pankiewcz as well.  In May of 1912, Halicka moved to Paris where she continued her studies at l'Académie Ranson under Sérusier and Maurice Denis.  During this time she also met renowned Cubist painter and future husband Louis Marcoussis.

She and her husband befriended many artists and writers who were instrumental in the early movements of Parisian society and culture including Braque, Gris, Dufy, André Salmon and Appolinaire who subsequently reviewed Halicka's work in Soirées de Paris.

Halicka exhibited at the Salon des Indépendants and began to work under the influence of Zborowski, who was a strong proponent   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 3448 characters.]  Artist bio

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