Description

Published in 1907 by the Editor and Administration of the Library of Selected Works in Warsaw, “Moje wspomnienia o życiu towarzyskiem w Warszawie” by Paulina Wilkońska is a remarkable testimony to the social life of Poland’s capital at the turn of the 20th century. As a prominent lady of the Warsaw salon, Wilkońska shares personal reflections and unique anecdotes that bring to life the images of the era and reveal daily life in elite circles. The book contains colorful descriptions of well-known figures of the time, significant events and the artistic and cultural atmosphere of Warsaw, all of which add up to a highly inspiring whole.
The elegant leather binding, handcrafted by the Polish Antiquarian Bindery, gives the book a prestigious and elegant character, emphasizing its value as a valuable collector’s object. Thanks to its careful craftsmanship, such a bound edition is an excellent investment, the market value of which can significantly increase against the backdrop of the ever-growing interest in Polish history.
Having “My Memories of Social Life in Warsaw” in one’s book collection is not only an opportunity to explore a fascinating period in Polish history, but also an appreciation of literary and cultural heritage. This book is an ideal choice for collectors, historians and literature lovers who wish to enrich their collections with a unique work that will be proudly passed down from generation to generation, becoming a valuable part of the family’s intellectual heritage.