PORTRAITS OF ELEGANT LADIES - STANISŁAW WASYLEWSKI

Discover the fascinating world of ladies from the Stanisław era through the eyes of Stanisław Wasylewski, one of the greatest, though somewhat forgotten, Polish writers. His "Portraits of Elegant Ladies" is a chronicle of anecdotes and scandals, a procession of high-ranking but fallen ladies. This book is a journey through the lives of women who loved, hated, and, when necessary, even killed.

• Captivating anecdotes from the Stanisław era
• Fascinating portraits of ladies from higher circles
• Scandalous stories and female secrets
• A guide to the world of intrigue and passions
• Ideal reading for lovers of history and romance
• Learn the fates of Różyczka from Chernobyl, Izabela Czartoryska, Amelia Mniszech, and Julia Potocka

Stanisław Wasylewski (1885-1953) was a master of anecdote and a lover of history, especially that related to women. His "Portraits of Elegant Ladies" is a collection of stories about ladies from the late Rococo era who could love, hate, and fight for themselves. Each of them deserves a separate monograph, and their fates could serve as a script for an exciting historical film.

This book takes us to a time of intrigue, romance, and scandals, showing the lives of women from higher circles in a way that surprises and fascinates. The author skillfully combines historical facts with anecdotes, creating a colorful picture of the Stanisław era. We learn the fates of ladies who could manipulate, intrigue, and fight for their place in the world. Their stories are not only a chronicle of the era but also a universal story about female strength and determination.

The publisher Inicjał Andrzej Palacz presents this edition in a paperback cover, with 140 pages. The format of 14.5x20.5 cm makes the book handy and comfortable to read. Year of publication: 2012. Immerse yourself in the world of intrigue and romance of the Stanisław era with this exciting read!

"Portraits of Elegant Ladies" is not only a historical book but also a story about human passions, ambitions, and weaknesses. Stanisław Wasylewski describes with extraordinary eloquence and humor the lives of women who have made history. This book is a real feast for lovers of historical literature and biographies.