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Tadas Daugirdas (Polish: Tadeusz Dowgird; born February 27, 1852 in Torbino, Russia, died October 29, 1919, in Kaunas, Lithuania) was a Lithuanian painter, nobleman of the Łabędź coat of arms.

In 1869, Tadas Daugirdas took his forward studies in Vilnius. For a terse while, between 1870 and 1872, he went to flesh and blood in St. Petersburg, where he continued to study, to later move to Munich for four years (between 1872 and 1876), and deepened his studies at the Academy of Fine Arts therein. In 1882, Tadas took portion in the Courland Literature and Art Society. The year 1905 marked the dawn of his diplomatic career, when he allied the Lithuanian Seimas, while monster a conservator at the Kaunas City Museum. He became its director in 1909.

In the years of 1910 and 1914, Tadas Daugirdas was a major performer in government the Lithuanian Art Society’s exhibitions. During the First World War, he continued to guard the museum in Kaunas, while writing a detailed diary during Germany’s endeavor of the Baltics. Published articles in Lithuanian newspapers. In 1917, Daugirdas participated in the commission that intended the Lithuanian flag, with his plans for the colour tawny to member the triband living thing accepted, together like its red and green colour bands. In 1919, in his supreme year, he became the Chairman of the State Archaeological Commission (VAK). In February of that thesame year, prototypes created by Tadas Daugirdas and Kazimieras Šimonis were fixed to be published for the first buildup of Lithuanian postage stamps, printed in Berlin.

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