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Roman memoirs of Antoni Madeyski

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Roman memoirs of Antoni Madeyski

Memoirs published in the periodical "Sztuki Piękne", 1930. Antoni Madeyski recalls a dozen or so Polish artists active in Rome in the second half of the 19th and early 20th centuries. Their selection is subjective, the artist recalling those with whom he was in close contact, including Aleksander Stankiewicz, Wiktor Brodzki, Tadeusz Rygier, Pius Weloński and others.

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23.05.2023

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20.01.2025
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Black and white illustration by Henryk Siemiradzki depicting Polish artists in Rome. The scene includes various figures in classical attire, with a large circular relief in the background. Caption reads: Polish Artists in Rome (A Handful of Memories). Photo showing Roman memoirs of Antoni Madeyski Gallery of the object +19
Black and white reproduction of a painting by Henryk Siemiradzki, sketch for the Lviv Theatre curtain. Below, text from the article 'Polish Artists in Rome' published in 'Sztuki Piękne', January 1930. Photo showing Roman memoirs of Antoni Madeyski Gallery of the object +19

Black and white photograph of a painting depicting two women in light dresses walking by a river in a pastoral landscape. Trees and hills are visible in the background. Text in Polish is printed below the image. Photo showing Roman memoirs of Antoni Madeyski Gallery of the object +19

Page from the magazine 'Sztuki Piękne', 1930, featuring Antoni Madeyski's memories of Polish artists in Rome. Includes text and an image of a marble fireplace by Wiktor Brodzki. Photo showing Roman memoirs of Antoni Madeyski Gallery of the object +19

Page from the magazine 'Sztuki Piękne', 1930, featuring Antoni Madeyski's memoirs about Polish artists in Rome. The text mentions artists like Wiktor Brodzki and others. Photo showing Roman memoirs of Antoni Madeyski Gallery of the object +19

Black and white photograph of a marble sculpture titled 'First Whispers of Love' by Wiktor Brodzki, depicting a woman and a child in an intimate pose. Located in the National Museum in Krakow. Photo showing Roman memoirs of Antoni Madeyski Gallery of the object +19

Black and white photograph of a sculpture titled 'Abduction of a Sabine Woman' by Piotr Wójtowicz, displayed at the National Museum in Krakow. The sculpture depicts a man carrying a woman. Photo showing Roman memoirs of Antoni Madeyski Gallery of the object +19

Page from the magazine 'Sztuki Piękne', 1930, featuring text about Polish artists in Rome and a marble bust of a woman by Teodor Rygier, displayed at the National Museum in Krakow. Photo showing Roman memoirs of Antoni Madeyski Gallery of the object +19

Page from the magazine 'Sztuki Piękne', 1930, featuring Antoni Madeyski's memories of Polish artists in Rome. The text discusses artists like Aleksander Stankiewicz and Wiktor Brodzki. Photo showing Roman memoirs of Antoni Madeyski Gallery of the object +19

A black and white photograph of a marble bust of a woman with bare shoulders, set against a plain background. Below the bust, there is text indicating the artist and the museum. Photo showing Roman memoirs of Antoni Madeyski Gallery of the object +19

Page from the magazine 'Sztuki Piękne', 1930, featuring Antoni Madeyski's memories of Polish artists in Rome. The text includes names like Ignacy Gierdziejewski and Marceli Guyski. Photo showing Roman memoirs of Antoni Madeyski Gallery of the object +19

Black and white photograph of a sculpture bust of a woman with an inscription 'Warcław Gujski, Portrait of Jadwiga Hr. Branicka' from the National Museum in Krakow. The bust shows a woman with a calm expression, draped clothing, and hair tied back. Photo showing Roman memoirs of Antoni Madeyski Gallery of the object +19

Page from the magazine 'Sztuki Piękne' published in 1930, featuring Antoni Madeyski's memories of Polish artists in Rome. The text mentions artists like Ludwik Wiesiołowski and Maksymilian Gierymski. Photo showing Roman memoirs of Antoni Madeyski Gallery of the object +19

Black and white photograph of a bust of Jan Kochanowski by Pius Weloński, displayed in the National Museum in Krakow. The bust shows a man with a mustache and beard, wearing a detailed garment. Photo showing Roman memoirs of Antoni Madeyski Gallery of the object +19

Page from the magazine 'Sztuki Piękne', 1930, featuring Antoni Madeyski's memoirs about Polish artists in Rome. The text discusses artists like Aleksander Stankiewicz and Wiktor Brodzki. Photo showing Roman memoirs of Antoni Madeyski Gallery of the object +19

Bronze sculpture of a standing nude woman by Piotr Wojtowicz, titled 'Study', displayed at the National Museum in Krakow. The sculpture is set against a plain backdrop. Photo showing Roman memoirs of Antoni Madeyski Gallery of the object +19

Black and white photograph of a marble relief depicting a man with a mustache and a hat. The relief is framed by a marble border with inscriptions partially visible. Below, the text reads 'Anton Madeyski' and 'Stefan Batory (marble)'. Photo showing Roman memoirs of Antoni Madeyski Gallery of the object +19

Bronze bust of Aleksander Gierymski by Antoni Madeyski, displayed at the National Museum in Krakow. The sculpture shows a man with a beard and mustache, wearing a jacket and shirt. Photo showing Roman memoirs of Antoni Madeyski Gallery of the object +19

Page from the magazine 'Sztuki Piękne', 1930, featuring Antoni Madeyski's memories of Polish artists in Rome. The text discusses various artists and their interactions. Photo showing Roman memoirs of Antoni Madeyski Gallery of the object +19

Page from the magazine 'Sztuki Piękne', 1930, featuring Antoni Madeyski's memoirs about Polish artists in Rome. Includes text and a portrait of Madeyski smoking a pipe. Photo showing Roman memoirs of Antoni Madeyski Gallery of the object +19

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