Marcin Parzyńskiさんのイラストまとめ

Artists in the Polish Legions. Col. Edward Rydz-Śmigły, commander of the 1st Infantry Regiment, before WW1 studied art in Kraków, Munich and Wien. After WW1 he pursued his military career, prior to WW2 becoming a politician, a Marshal of Poland and C-in-C of Poland's Armed Forces

@MarcinBrixen Wejście MiG-ów zmieniło reguły gry w Korei - nie tylko jeśli chodzi o Twin Mustangi.
A zestrzelenia zaliczali załodze. Tak jak nieco wcześniej i gdzie indziej przy Mosquitach. Pilot siedział w lewej kabinie, gość w prawej, to operator radaru. To była wersja F-82G, z radarem.

Leopold Gottlieb (5th Infantry Regiment of the Polish Legions):
1. "Report"
2. "Farewell"
3. "Sleep, friend, in dark grave" (fragment of the traditional soldiers' song)
4. portrait of Lt. Dr. Edward Wertheim, doctor of the 1st Brigade of the Polish Legions

All drawings from 1916

Legionnaires of the 2nd Uhlan Regiment of the Polish Legions at the country dances in Czewel village, Volhynia 1916. Chorąży (Fähnrich) Stanisław Janowski's photos, turned by him into a painting.

Kazimierz Sichulski (1879-1942), an acclaimed painter before WW1, in 1914 joined the Polish Legions and served in 1st Artillery Regt. During his service he drew caricatures of officers. After WW1 he came back to art, in 1930 becoming a professor of Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków.

Artists of the Polish Legions
Wincenty Wodzinowski (1866-1940) before the WW1 studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków and later in Munich. Prior to WW1 very active in Polish patriotic organisations. In 1914 together with his 15 year old son Andrzej he joined the Legions.

Another artist in the WW1 Polish Legions - and a special one: Zofia Plewińska (1895-1944), a woman who disguised herself as a man (under the name of Leszek Pomianowski) to join the Legions.
After the WW1 she was a succesful painter and illustrator.

Jan Kanty Gumowski (1883-1946) was a NCO (later Lieutenant) in the 1st Brigade of the WW1 Polish Legions.
Before WW1 he graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków.
Here you can find more of his works from war time (summary and captions in English)
https://t.co/xbUKjeYGLd

A few more Leopold Gottlieb's works from his service in Polish Legions.