Henryk Hayden
First and last name
Henryk Hayden
Date of birth
1883, Warsaw
Date of death
1970, Paris
Henryk Hayden was a painter of Polish origin associated with the École de Paris. He began his artistic education at the Warsaw School of Fine Arts; at the same time he also studied at the Warsaw University of Technology. He then became associated with the Parisian artistic avant-garde, including P. Picasso, J. Gris, G. Severini and H. Matisseem. His works were exhibited in many cities: Paris, Dublin, Lyon, Caen, Amiens and Aix-en-Provence. He remained in France until the end of his life. He created landscapes, portraits and still lifes, initially showing links with the paintings of Ślewiński, and later (1912-21) the works of Cezanne and Cubism. After 1922, he turned towards more realistic depiction.
