THE BIBLE IN POLISH PAINTING

Discover the fascinating world of sacred painting art in Poland! The album "The Bible in Polish Painting" is a unique journey through works that have survived on the lands within the borders of modern Poland and beyond. It is a collection of 150 carefully selected works that illustrate scenes from the Old and New Testaments, created from the Middle Ages to the present day. Each work is presented along with a discussion of the context and a reference to a specific passage from the Bible, allowing for a deeper understanding and appreciation of their artistic and spiritual values.

• 150 works illustrating biblical scenes
• Discussion of the context of each work
• References to specific passages from the Bible
• Cross-section of painting styles from the Middle Ages to the present day
• Hardcover edition ensuring durability and elegance
• Ideal gift for art and history lovers

The album "The Bible in Polish Painting" is not only a collection of reproductions, but above all a story about the history, culture and spirituality of the Polish nation. These works are an important element of the national heritage and testify to a rich artistic tradition. It is also an excellent opportunity to reflect on the message of the Bible and its influence on art and people's lives.

Dragon Publishing House, known for its attention to the quality and aesthetics of its publications, has ensured that the album "The Bible in Polish Painting" is published in a way worthy of the presented works. The hardcover binding, high-quality paper and careful reproduction of colors make this album a true adornment to any library and an excellent gift for any art and history lover.

We invite you to discover the fascinating world of sacred painting art in Poland! The album "The Bible in Polish Painting" is an unforgettable journey through works that have survived the centuries and continue to inspire and delight. It is also an excellent opportunity to deepen knowledge about the history, culture and spirituality of the Polish nation.