Łazarz Andrysowicz (died 1577) was a Polish Renaissance printer, founder of the Oficyna Łazarzowa.
In 1550, he married Barbara, widow of the Kraków printer Hieronymus Vietor, and thus became the owner of the latter's printing office.
After Andrysowicz's death, his son, Jan Januszowski took over his printing business.
Andrysowicz published a number of works important to the development of Polish learning and intellectual life, among them Stanisław Grzepski's Geometria to jest miernicka nauka (1566), the first Polish language work on geodesy and surveying;[3] and Olbrycht Strumieński's O sprawie, sypaniu, wymierzaniu i rybieniu stawów(1573), the first Polish-language work on fish farming and civil engineering.
[4] His musical publications are also valued; he printed the works of Mikołaj Gomółka,[5] Wacław of Szamotuły, and Bálint Bakfark,[6] among others.