Jan Henryk de Rosen [SEP] country of citizenship
Jan Henryk de Rosen
Jan Henryk de Rosen (February 25, 1891 – August 22, 1982) was a Polish painter and patriot, who created mural and mosaic works, in exile and active in the United States after 1939.
Early life.
Jan Henryk de Rosen was born in the Russian occupied (Partitions of Poland) Warsaw, Poland to the painter Jan Rosen and Wanda née Hantke, both scions of Polish esteemed Jewish families that had converted to Calvinism in the 19th century, however Jan Henryk converted to
said to have used Dutch beer to liquify the wax.
External links.
- Webpage of San Francisco's Grace Cathedral chronicling Jan Henryk de Rosen's murals in the church
- "News of Polonia", Polish Profiles. "Jan Henryk de Rosen" by Kaya Ploss
- A view of the Armenian Cathedral in L'viv's interior with wall paintings by De Rosen
- Katedra ormiańska we Lwowie w latach 1902-1938. Przemiany architektoniczne i dekoracja wnętrza, Wolańska, Joanna