HENRYK SIENKIEWICZ - BARBARA WACHOWICZ

Discover the fascinating story of the life and work of Henryk Sienkiewicz, one of the most outstanding Polish writers. Barbara Wachowicz's book is an extraordinary journey through the fate of the author of "Quo Vadis", his family and his connections with important places in Poland. Learn about the behind-the-scenes of his work, his inspirations and his relationships with other outstanding figures.

• In-depth biography of Henryk Sienkiewicz
• Relationships with family and loved ones
• Connections with Oblęgorek and Greater Poland
• History of the Sienkiewicz Museum in Poznań
• Connections with the Krasiński family from Radziejowice
• Revealing correspondence with the Krasiński house

Barbara Wachowicz, a well-known biographer and popularizer of culture, presents a comprehensive picture of the life and work of the Nobel laureate in her book "Henryk Sienkiewicz". The author focuses not only on his literary achievements, but also on his private life, family relationships and connections with important places in Poland. This book is a fascinating read for all lovers of Polish literature and history.

The book describes Sienkiewicz's connections with the Oblęgorek estate in the Kielce region, with Greater Poland and the history of the beautiful Sienkiewicz Museum in Poznań. The author also cites a revealing correspondence with the Krasiński family from Radziejowice in Mazovia, who had the motto: Love of the Fatherland is our right. This is an extraordinary testimony of the era and interpersonal relations.

Rytm Publishing House presents this unique biography in an elegant paperback cover. The 206x149 mm format makes the book handy and comfortable to read. The number of pages: 204 provides rich content and detailed information about the life and work of Henryk Sienkiewicz. The year of publication: 2025 guarantees topicality and a fresh look at the figure of the writer.

This book is the perfect gift for anyone who appreciates Polish literature and history. Allow yourself a moment of respite and move into the world of Henryk Sienkiewicz, discovering his life and work anew.