Description

“From the Carpathian Mountains to the Baltic Sea” is a passionate work written by E. Dyakowski that invites readers on a journey through Poland’s beautiful landscape, from the picturesque Beskid Mountains to the charming Mazovia. Published in 1910 by J. Lisowska in Warsaw, this rich source of geographical descriptions reveals the cultural, natural and historical diversity of the country’s regions. Dyakowski takes great care in depicting the richness of the Polish landscape, paying attention to local traditions and the lives of the inhabitants, making this book not only a guidebook, but also a cultural document.
The book has been carefully bound in fine leather by the Polish Antiquarian Bookbindery, which gives it an elegant and unique look. The handmade technique of binding emphasizes the exclusivity of the publication, making it a valued acquisition for any library and art collectors.
An investment in “From Carpathians to the Baltic” is not only to enrich your knowledge of the geographical and cultural aspects of Poland, but also to acquire a unique publication that is sure to gain in collector value. Owning this book is a sign of appreciation for Polish cultural heritage and interest in the beauty of national landscapes, as well as an excellent inspiration for future generations to discover the richness of Polish culture and nature. It is a real treasure that can be passed down from generation to generation, cultivating ties to native history and tradition.