DISCOVER THE RICHNESS OF ART IN POLAND
EN / Open yourself to something new in the history of old art
FR / Ouvrez-vous à quelque chose de nouveau dans l’histoire de l’art ancien
PL / Otwórz się na coś nowego w historii sztuki dawnej
FR / Ouvrez-vous à quelque chose de nouveau dans l’histoire de l’art ancien
PL / Otwórz się na coś nowego w historii sztuki dawnej
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The blog Art in Poland (also known as Artinpl) is an independent educational project curated by Marcin Latka, dedicated to exploring and sharing knowledge about artworks preserved in Poland, both historical and contemporary. Despite Poland's tumultuous history, which led to the loss of many original art collections, the country still boasts a rich variety of European and Polish art.
Artinpl delves into a wide array of topics, including forgotten portraits of the Jagiellonian dynasty, Renaissance and Baroque artworks, and significant pieces housed in Polish museums. The blog offers detailed analyses, historical contexts, and provenance studies, making it a valuable resource for art enthusiasts and scholars interested in Poland's artistic heritage.
The blog Art in Poland (also known as Artinpl) is an independent educational project curated by Marcin Latka, dedicated to exploring and sharing knowledge about artworks preserved in Poland, both historical and contemporary. Despite Poland's tumultuous history, which led to the loss of many original art collections, the country still boasts a rich variety of European and Polish art.
Artinpl delves into a wide array of topics, including forgotten portraits of the Jagiellonian dynasty, Renaissance and Baroque artworks, and significant pieces housed in Polish museums. The blog offers detailed analyses, historical contexts, and provenance studies, making it a valuable resource for art enthusiasts and scholars interested in Poland's artistic heritage.
© Marcin Latka
