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“On the Mysteries of Cyprian Norwid” by Zofia Szmydtowa is a fascinating publication from 1932, published by the Mianowski Fund Publishing House, Institute for the Promotion of Science in Warsaw. This book thoroughly analyzes the work of one of the most important Polish poets, Cyprian Kamil Norwid, exploring his complex ideas and philosophical inspirations. Szmydtowa seeks to unveil the depth of Norwid’s message by examining his mysteries – works full of symbolism, references to culture and reflections on the human condition. Szmydtowa’s insightful analyses reveal not only the poet’s literary skills, but also his role in the context of Polish literature and art at the turn of the 20th century.
The handmade binding in fine leather, carefully crafted by the Polish Antiquarian Bookbinders’ bindery, gives the book an elegant, unique look, making it an exceptional piece of any library. Such editions, especially in such excellent condition, are rare on the antiquarian market, which greatly increases their collector value.
An investment in “On the Mysteries of Cyprian Norwid” is not only the acquisition of a literary work, but also the opportunity to enrich the collection with a book that combines high aesthetics with a profound cultural message. Owning hand-bound books that explore important themes in Polish poetry and art demonstrates the owner’s sensitivity to literary values and desire to explore a rich cultural heritage. This publication will not only become a valuable part of the collection, but also an inspiring source of knowledge about the titanic figure that was Norwid and his significance in Polish literature.