Casimir Markievicz
Casimir Markievicz (1874–1932) was a Polish artist and playwright who lived in Dublin during the early 20th century. He is best known for being the husband of Constance Markievicz, a prominent figure in Irish nationalism and a revolutionary. Despite his artistic talents and contributions to Dublin's cultural scene, Casimir often found himself overshadowed by his wife’s legacy. He was involved in the artistic community, co-founding the United Arts Club and contributing to the theatrical landscape of the time. A recent exhibition at Dublin Castle, titled "Casimir Markievicz: A Polish Artist in Bohemian Dublin (1903–1913)," marks the first solo showcase of his work, aiming to shed light on his life and contributions.
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Casimir Markievicz returned to Ireland for two brief visits despite being badly wounded in the first World War.
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