Ignacy Julian Cejzyk (1779–1858) was a Polish artist and forger. He was the grandson of a Lithuanian military officer and was born in 1779 in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth (the Podlaskie Voivodeship, which later belonged to the Grodno Governorate), in the city of Lyskovo, in the present day Belarus.^[1]

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