[2][3] Initially, he learnt with Jesuit College in Lvov together with brother; then, in Kraków under direction of Szymon Dutkiewicz; his father's relative Father Jan Scipio del Campo, and Wincenty Pol,[4] in free moments he wandered through the neighbourhoods of Kraków and Tatras.

[5] Later, he studied in Kraków until the father's death and inheriting earthly estate, which he administered.

[6] He learnt drawing and painting with Jan Kanty Maszkowski (together with Artur Grottger),[7] in Kraków with painter of architecture Maksymilian Cercha and landscapist Leon Dembowski.

[13][14] After Insurrection, he more seldom depicted, but he stayed sensitive on beauty and became art collector.

[15] Since early childhood Stanisław was friends with Artur Grottger, which later was frequent guest in Śniatynka.