He began studying drawing and painting at a school in Lodz. In 1910 he began studies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich , from 1912 he studied in Paris at the Académie de la Grande Chaumière . During World War I, he reported to the Polish military units. After the war, he stayed with the Parisian avant-garde painters in Montparnasse , associated with the La Ruche rotunda. From 1921, he participated in Paris painting exhibitions, incl. at the Autumn Salon (1921), the Salon of the Independents (1921, 1922, 1923, 1925, 1928) and the Salon des Tuilleries (1927–1931). Between 1929 and 1931 he visited Brittany , staying in Quiberon and Concarneau , he painted fishermen and their surroundings, harbors, and still lifes depicting seafood, fish and birds. In the mid-1930s, he bought a farm near Épernon, where he often traveled. After the outbreak of World War II, he hid there, but was denounced and arrested on February 23, 1944. Initially, he was in a transit camp in Drancy, wife and daughter tried to get him out of there but to no avail. In transport no. 69 on March 7, 1944 he was taken to the camp in Auschwitz , where he died. The exact date of Henry Epstein's death is unknown. More on Henryk Epstein
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