Description

Published in 1939 by Księżnica – Atlas in Lviv and Warsaw, the book “Matejko: artist’s personality, creativity, form and style” by Mieczysław Treter is an in-depth study devoted to the silhouette of Jan Matejko, a master of historical painting and one of the most important representatives of Polish art of the 19th century. Treter, with his erudition, analyzes not only Matejko’s works, but also his personality and the influence he had on the development of Polish culture and the artistic thinking of his era. The book reveals the complexity of his style and painting technique, uncovering the secrets locked in his unforgettable paintings.
The elegant leather binding, handcrafted by the Polish Antiquarian Bindery, gives the book a unique and prestigious character, emphasizing its value as a collector’s object. This kind of carefully bound edition is an excellent investment, the value of which is likely to increase over the years, especially in the context of how important a figure Matejko was in the history of art.
Having “Matejko: the artist’s personality, work, form and style” in your book collection is not only an opportunity to explore the work of this outstanding painter, but also an appreciation of his rich cultural heritage. This book is an ideal choice for collectors, art historians and any culture lover wishing to enrich their collections with a work that perfectly combines intellectual and aesthetic qualities. It will also be a beautiful object that can be proudly passed down from generation to generation, creating lasting traces in the memory of the magnificent achievements of Polish art.