Young Poland was the modernist period in Polish visual arts, literature and music, from about 1890 to 1918. It grew out of opposition to the sober, practical outlook of the generation before and drew on Symbolism, Impressionism and Art Nouveau. Many of its exhibitions were held at the Palace of Art in Kraków, home of the city's Society of Friends of Fine Arts.
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Society · Kraków · 1897
Society of Polish Artists "Sztuka"
Founded in Kraków in 1897 after the 'Separate Exhibition' at the Cloth Hall, to assert a modern Polish art while Poland was partitioned. Founding members included Wyspiański, Mehoffer, Malczewski, Wyczółkowski, Axentowicz, Fałat, Chełmoński and Stanisławski; it spanned all of Young Poland's styles.
- Józef Mehoffer
- Stanisław Wyspiański
Source: Wikipedia