JAN AND JADWIGA NOWAK-JEZIORAŃSKI COLLECTION PART 1

Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of art and history, discovering the richness of the Jan and Jadwiga Nowak-Jeziorański Collection, presented at the Ossoliński National Institute. This unique publication is the first part of the catalog, which opens the door to the extraordinary works collected by outstanding collectors. Get to know the paintings, miniatures, watercolors and drawings that make up this priceless collection, donated to the Ossolineum.

• Extensive catalog containing descriptions and reproductions of works of art
• Presentation of paintings, watercolors, drawings and miniatures
• Collections of Jan Nowak-Jeziorański donated to the Ossolineum
• Hardcover edition ensuring durability and elegance
• Format 20.5x27.5 cm ideal for viewing and studying works

The Jan and Jadwiga Nowak-Jeziorański Collection is the result of passion and commitment to collecting works of art that are a valuable testimony to culture and history. Jan Nowak-Jeziorański, a well-known social and political activist, together with his wife Jadwiga, created a collection that delights with its diversity and high artistic value. This catalog is an invitation to get to know this extraordinary heritage more closely.

The Ossolineum, as one of the most important cultural institutions in Poland, is proud to present this collection and make it available to the general public. Thanks to careful editing and reproductions, the reader can move into the world of art and admire the mastery of artists whose works are included in the Nowak-Jeziorański collections. This is a unique opportunity to deepen your knowledge of art and history.

The catalog contains detailed information about each work, including its description, origin and history. Thanks to this, the reader can better understand the context of the creation of individual works and appreciate their artistic value. It is also an excellent tool for researchers and students who want to deepen their knowledge of Polish art and culture. This catalog was published in 2012 and has 238 pages.