A series of lectures on the history of European art, starting from the art of ancient Egypt and ending with an introduction to modern art. Old art as an inspiration for the newest art; differences and similarities appearing in art across the centuries. Art as a pleasure that encourages attentiveness and contemplation.
Lecturer: Dr. Anna Manicka — she has worked at the National Museum in Warsaw for 35 years. She specializes in graphic art of the interwar period and in contemporary artistic graphics. She is interested in catastrophic art. She remains endlessly fascinated by the work of Bronisław Wojciech Linke (1906–1962).
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Venue: Archdiocesan Museum in Warsaw, ul. Dziekania 1, Warsaw - Old Town
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