“Direction Paris. Polish female artists from Bourdelle's studio” is the second installment of the exhibition series – following the display “Without a Corset. Camille Claudel and Polish female sculptors of the 19th century” (2023, MNW) – dedicated to Polish female sculptors. The new exhibition invites visitors to rediscover exceptional artists who sought inspiration and built their own artistic identity in the Parisian studio of their master Antoine Bourdelle. Their works captivate with the diversity of forms, materials, and themes, and the exhibition showcases their creativity in a new light – boldly and without stereotypes. - Dr. Ewa Ziembińska – art historian, curator, lecturer, PhD in humanities in the field of art studies (Institute of Art of the Polish Academy of Sciences). Curator of the Sculpture Collection at the National Museum in Warsaw and curator of the Xawery Dunikowski Sculpture Museum in Królikarnia. She specializes in the history of art from the late 19th and the first half of the 20th century. She conducts research on the Polish artistic community in France and on women's art, with a particular focus on sculpture and female sculptors. 🎟️ Tickets available online starting Tuesday before the event, from 10:00 AM. 📅 Date: Sunday, 6:00 PM. 📍 Location: meeting point in front of the exhibition entrance. ⏳ Duration: approx. 75 minutes. 💰 Participation rules: tickets priced at 20 PLN and 15 PLN available online starting Tuesday before the event / limited number of spots. We encourage you to check the architectural accessibility information of the Sculpture Museum.
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