Description

A publication devoted to artistic relations between France and Poland in the modern era. The authors analyze the transfer of ideas, styles and artistic patterns, as well as the interaction of creative circles, patrons and artistic institutions. The book covers issues of art history, court culture and international contacts, revealing the role of France as one of the key reference points for the development of art in the Polish lands.

The work is scholarly and is an important contribution to the study of the European context of Polish art of the modern era.

The copy is bound in leather binding, made in the bindery of the Polish Antiquarian. Careful binding enhances the aesthetic and functional qualities of the book, making it suitable for both a collection and a representative library.