Polish literature

Artur Górski, *Monsalwat: A Story About Adam Mickiewicz* [1908]

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Title: Monsalwat: A Story About Adam Mickiewicz.
Author: Artur GÓRSKI (1870–1959) [writer, literary critic, and journalist; author of the “Young Poland” manifesto published in the Kraków-based magazine *Życie* in 1898]
Publisher: Published by the Author, Warsaw
Year of publication: 1908. Second edition.

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About this copy

Volume: 232 pp.

Format: 21 cm.

Binding: Original period leather, artistic bookbinding, gilt edges.

“Monsalwat,” whose title refers to the legendary castle guarding the Holy Grail, is one of the most important neo-Romantic treatises of Young Poland. In it, Artur Górski presents Adam Mickiewicz as the nation’s spiritual guide and the creator of the “Polish Grail”—the idea of freedom and mission.

Provenance: handwritten note in pen on the title page “Władysław Stryjeński. May 09.”; on the front endpaper, an ex-libris reading “Ex Libris Wład. Stryjeński.”

For lovers of Mickiewicz and Young Poland.

Lot from the 19th Polish Antiquarian Book Auction.

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