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Description	English: South annex of the Krasinski, or Czapski, Palace, at Krakowskie Przedmiescie 5, Warsaw, Poland. Frederic Chopin lived and composed here before leaving Poland forever in 1830. Poet and artist Cyprian Norwid studied painting here in 1837-39.
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