Kto umawiał się z Maria Dulębianka?

Maria Dulębianka (21 October 1861 – 7 March 1919) was a Polish artist and activist, notable for promoting women’s suffrage and higher education.

She studied art in Warsaw, Vienna and Paris, two of her works gaining distinctions in the 1900 Paris Exposition. Many of her paintings were portraits of her lifelong companion, the poet Maria Konopnicka. In 1908, Dulębianka stood for the Agrarian Party in the elections to the Galician Parliament, but was disallowed as a woman by parliamentary rules. When Polish women gained the vote in 1918, Dulębianka served as a delegate to the Provisional Government. She died of typhus, contracted while assisting prisoners in the Polish–Ukrainian War of 1919.

Maria Stanisława Konopnicka z domu Wasiłowska, krypt. i ps. „M. K.”, „K.”, „Ko-mar”, „Jan Sawa”, „Marko”, „Jan Waręż”, „Humanus”, „Ursus”, „Mruczysław Pazurek” (ur. 23 maja 1842 w Suwałkach, zm. 8 października 1910 we Lwowie) – polska poetka i nowelistka okresu pozytywizmu, krytyczka literacka, publicystka i tłumaczka; jedna z najwybitniejszych pisarek w historii literatury polskiej.