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Muzeum nad Wisłą - Wybrzeże Kościuszkowskie 22

18.05 - 17.06.2018

opening:

Friday 18th of May 2018 07:00 PM

widok wystawy, fot. Bartosz Stawiarski (9.51MB, JPG) (DOWNLOAD)
widok wystawy, fot. Bartosz Stawiarski (8.27MB, JPG) (DOWNLOAD)
widok wystawy, fot. Bartosz Stawiarski (8.24MB, JPG) (DOWNLOAD)
widok wystawy, fot. Bartosz Stawiarski (9.86MB, JPG) (DOWNLOAD)
widok wystawy, fot. Bartosz Stawiarski (7.78MB, JPG) (DOWNLOAD)
widok wystawy, fot. Bartosz Stawiarski (8.88MB, JPG) (DOWNLOAD)
widok wystawy, fot. Bartosz Stawiarski (9.38MB, JPG) (DOWNLOAD)
Goshka Macuga, "Women’s Strike", 2018. Courtesy of the artist.
Goshka Macuga, "Women’s Strike", 2018. Courtesy of the artist. (5.61MB, PNG) (DOWNLOAD)
widok wystawy, fot. Bartosz Stawiarski (7.93MB, JPG) (DOWNLOAD)
widok wystawy, fot. Bartosz Stawiarski (6.89MB, JPG) (DOWNLOAD)
Mikołaj Sobczak, "Underground", 2018, gouache, paper. Courtesy of the artist.
Mikołaj Sobczak, "Underground", 2018, gouache, paper. Courtesy of the artist. (8.62MB, JPG) (DOWNLOAD)
Nikita Kadan, "Priests and Serpents", 2018. Ink, paper. Courtesy of the artist.
Nikita Kadan, "Priests and Serpents", 2018. Ink, paper. Courtesy of the artist. (0.82MB, JPG) (DOWNLOAD)
Camille Henrot, "L'Hydre Aristocratique" / "Aristocratic Hydra", 2018, gouache, paper. Courtesy of the artist.
Camille Henrot, "L'Hydre Aristocratique" / "Aristocratic Hydra", 2018, gouache, paper. Courtesy of the artist. (2.81MB, JPG) (DOWNLOAD)
Vincenzo Brenna (1741–1820), Design for the Church in Ujazdów near Warsaw (main Façade), 1781. Drawing: brush, ink, watercolour, Inw.zb.d. 9029
Vincenzo Brenna (1741–1820), Design for the Church in Ujazdów near Warsaw (main Façade), 1781. Drawing: brush, ink, watercolour, Inw.zb.d. 9029 (18.36MB, JPG) (DOWNLOAD)
Johann Georg Schmidt (1694-1767), "Fireworks Display and Illuminated Pavilion ". Etching, Inw.zb.d. 11716
Johann Georg Schmidt (1694-1767), "Fireworks Display and Illuminated Pavilion ". Etching, Inw.zb.d. 11716 (22.67MB, JPG) (DOWNLOAD)
Giovanni Battista Piranesi (1720–1778), "The Drawbridge" ("Carcere VII") from the series "Imaginary Prisons" ("Invenzioni Caprici di Carceri"). Second edition, 1761. Etching, Inw.zb.d. 10671
Giovanni Battista Piranesi (1720–1778), "The Drawbridge" ("Carcere VII") from the series "Imaginary Prisons" ("Invenzioni Caprici di Carceri"). Second edition, 1761. Etching, Inw.zb.d. 10671 (22.6MB, JPG) (DOWNLOAD)
Jacques Callot (1592–1635), "The Hanging" from the series of etchings "The Great Miseries of War" ("Les grandes misères de la guerre"), 1633. Etching, Inw.zb.d. 5162
Jacques Callot (1592–1635), "The Hanging" from the series of etchings "The Great Miseries of War" ("Les grandes misères de la guerre"), 1633. Etching, Inw.zb.d. 5162 (8.17MB, JPG) (DOWNLOAD)
Elisej Emel'ânovič Fedoseev (1745–after 1775) after Matvej Fedorovič Kazakov (1738–1812) and T.T. Martynov (active in the 2nd half of the 18th century), "Fireworks Display in the Field of Khodynka in Moscow on the Occasion of Peace Treaty
Elisej Emel'ânovič Fedoseev (1745–after 1775) after Matvej Fedorovič Kazakov (1738–1812) and T.T. Martynov (active in the 2nd half of the 18th century), "Fireworks Display in the Field of Khodynka in Moscow on the Occasion of Peace Treaty between Russia and Turkey", 1775. Etching, Inw.zb.d. 11743 (30.65MB, JPG) (DOWNLOAD)
Matthaeus Deisch (1724–1789) after Friedrich Anton August Lohrmann (c. 1735–c. 1800) "Chair Merchant" from the series of etchings "Danzig Criers" ("Die Danziger Ausrufer"), 1762–1765. Etchings, watercolour, gouache, I
Matthaeus Deisch (1724–1789) after Friedrich Anton August Lohrmann (c. 1735–c. 1800) "Chair Merchant" from the series of etchings "Danzig Criers" ("Die Danziger Ausrufer"), 1762–1765. Etchings, watercolour, gouache, Inw.Dz. 34/28 (14.98MB, JPG) (DOWNLOAD)
Christopher Norton (active 1760–1799) after Franciszek Smuglewicz (1745–1807), "Interior Views of Etruscan Tombs in Tarquinia", 1765–1767. Etching, Inw.zb.d. 20490
Christopher Norton (active 1760–1799) after Franciszek Smuglewicz (1745–1807), "Interior Views of Etruscan Tombs in Tarquinia", 1765–1767. Etching, Inw.zb.d. 20490 (26.89MB, JPG) (DOWNLOAD)
Unknown etcher, "Women’s March on Versailles," 1789. Etching, watercolour, Inw.zb.d. 9744
Unknown etcher, "Women’s March on Versailles," 1789. Etching, watercolour, Inw.zb.d. 9744 (13.34MB, JPG) (DOWNLOAD)
Ferdynand Pinck (1761–1797), "Grieving Emma Hamilton", 1795 - copy drawn from the series of etchings "Drawings faithfully copied from nature at Naples…", depicting Lady Emma Hamilton in classical poses. Prints by Tommaso Pirolia (
Ferdynand Pinck (1761–1797), "Grieving Emma Hamilton", 1795 - copy drawn from the series of etchings "Drawings faithfully copied from nature at Naples…", depicting Lady Emma Hamilton in classical poses. Prints by Tommaso Pirolia (1752–1824) after Friedrich Rehberg’s drawings (1758–1835). 1795 Drawings: pen, ink, Inw.zb.d. 10321 (17.17MB, JPG) (DOWNLOAD)
Unknown etcher, "Announcement for Violators of Public Order", 1789. Etching, watercolour, whites, Inw.zb.d. 5940
Unknown etcher, "Announcement for Violators of Public Order", 1789. Etching, watercolour, whites, Inw.zb.d. 5940 (11.68MB, JPG) (DOWNLOAD)
William Hogarth (1697-1764), "Tailpiece" or "The Bathos", 1764. In the volume composed of 51 prints made by William Hogarth. Etching, engraving, Inw.zb.d. 20559 (Vol. 396) Akwaforta, miedzioryt, Inw.zb.d. 20559 (Vol. 396)
William Hogarth (1697-1764), "Tailpiece" or "The Bathos", 1764. In the volume composed of 51 prints made by William Hogarth. Etching, engraving, Inw.zb.d. 20559 (Vol. 396) (13.82MB, JPG) (DOWNLOAD)
Unknown etcher, "Three-Headed Monster", c. 1790. Etching, watercolour, whites, Inw.zb.d. 5984
Unknown etcher, "Three-Headed Monster", c. 1790. Etching, watercolour, whites, Inw.zb.d. 5984 (16.44MB, JPG) (DOWNLOAD)
Unknown etcher, "Aristocratic Hydra", 1789–1799. Etching, watercolour, Inw.zb.d. 9748
Unknown etcher, "Aristocratic Hydra", 1789–1799. Etching, watercolour, Inw.zb.d. 9748 (16.02MB, JPG) (DOWNLOAD)
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