TATRY AND PODHALE - RAFAŁ MALCZEWSKI

Transport yourself to the magical world of Tatry and Podhale with the reprint of Rafał Malczewski's book from 1935. It's a unique journey through time that allows you to discover the beauty and richness of the culture of this region. An ideal proposition for lovers of mountains, history, and art. Immerse yourself in the stories and illustrations that will transport you to the picturesque landscapes of Tatry and Podhale.

• Accurate reprint of the 1935 edition
• Reproduced spelling and graphic layout
• Illustrations from the first edition
• First re-edition after 1935
• LTW Publishing guarantees high quality
• Format 15x20.5 cm ideal for reading

Rafał Malczewski's book "Tatry and Podhale" is not only a collection of stories but also a valuable source of knowledge about the history and culture of this region. The author passionately describes the beauty of the landscapes, traditions, and customs of the inhabitants. It is a read that allows you to better understand and appreciate the richness of Tatry and Podhale. The 1935 reprint is a unique opportunity to travel back in time and rediscover the magic of this place.

Rafał Malczewski was an outstanding painter, draftsman, and writer associated with Zakopane and the Tatry Mountains. His work is characterized by a deep understanding and love for the mountains. The book "Tatry and Podhale" is one of his most important works, which has permanently entered the history of Polish literature and art. The 1935 reprint is a tribute to his work and an opportunity to get to know his vision of Tatry and Podhale.

LTW Publishing, known for its attention to detail and the high quality of its published books, prepared the reprint with great care. The spelling, graphic layout, and illustrations from the first edition were reproduced to preserve the authentic character of the work. It is the perfect gift for anyone who appreciates the beauty, history, and culture of Tatry and Podhale. The book is paperback, measures 15x20.5 cm, and has 216 pages.