Among them were: Hans Poelzig, August Eddell, sculptor Teodor van Gosen, architect Max Berg, Fryderyk Pautsh (later also a professor of Academy of Fine Arts in Cracow), Otto Mieller (from 'Die Brücke' group), Oscar Moll (a student of Matisse) and finally the Academmy's own graduate, outstanding Polish artist-Jan Cybis. All succeeding Rectors and great professors contributed to the school's European standing and tradition. He was appointed by Polish prince, general Ogiński. The first Rector of the school established by the Prussian king Friedrich Wilhelm II in 1791, was Carl O.Bach. After the war that factor had a strong influence on both the program and the directions of education in the new Academy rebuilt here. But even that division (into German and Polish school) is not very clear, because close connections between this school and Polish artists and culture existed from the very beginning. However, the most clear are the two periods:from its beginning at the end of 18 th century to the break of World War II, and from the end of the war to the present day. Because of the stormy nature of European history, the history of the Shool itself can be divided info many different periods. The School of Fine Arts in Wrocław exists as an academic center for over two hundred years. Erasmus+ student guide Show submenu for Erasmus+ student guide.International Relations and Promotion Department Show submenu for International Relations and Promotion Department.MFA in Visual Arts Show submenu for MFA in Visual Arts.Study offer Show submenu for Study offer.Doctoral School Show submenu for Doctoral School.Academy's authorities and representatives.About the Academy Show submenu for About the Academy.

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