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Piotr Tomicki (1464 – 19 October 1535) was a Roman Catholic Bishop of Przemyśl and Poznań, Archbishop of Kraków, Vice-Chancellor of the Crown, and Royal Secretary. [1] Celebrated as one of the most important representatives of the Polish Renaissance, he studied in Italy, [1] was part of the court of the nobleman and bishop Jan ...
Piotr Tomicki inne formy nazwiska: Tomicius, Tomiczki, herbu Łodzia (ur. 1464 w Tomicach, zm. 29 października 1535 w Krakowie) – biskup przemyski, poznański i krakowski, podkanclerzy koronny, archidiakon krakowski w 1502 roku, kustosz kielecki, kanonik poznański w 1504 roku, kanonik włocławski i gnieźnieński w 1510 roku, proboszcz w ...
Tomicki served as both Bishop of Krakow and Vice-Chancellor of the Crown from 1525, which was inconsistent with the Polish law of Incompatibilitas. lieutenant was one of the main reasons for opposition near Szydłowiec during the Execution movement. Piotr Tomicki died in Krakow on 19 October 1535.
Anny w Krakowie (1535). W katedrze na Wawelu przebudował kaplicę św. Tomasza Kantuaryjskiego i przygotował sobie w niej renesansowy nagrobek. Zmarł 29 X 1535. Po jego śmierci administrował diecezją krakowską Jerzy Myszkowski z Przeciszowa, archidiakon krakowski.
Tomicki, Piotr nell'Enciclopedia Treccani - Treccani - Treccani. Cataloghi. Uomo politico e umanista polacco (n. 1464 - m.
Bishop Piotr Tomicki (1464-1535), one of the most distingui- Until the end of his life, he maintained strong links with Italy, shed humanists and statesmen of 1 óth-century Poland, was ordering books and various art obiects from there. He amas- educated in Leipzig, Cracow and Bologna7.
Piotr Tomicki. (1464 Tomice, Wielkopolska – 29 X 1535 Kraków) biskup krakowski, dyplomata, sekretarz królewski, bibliofil, humanista. rodzina. herbu Łodzia, syn Mikołaja, chorążego poznańskiego, i Anny z Szamotuł. biogram.
