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MNK The Wyspiański

Lecture

From the History of European Painting and Sculpture

Beginnings of Classicism in European art

The lecture available in the Polish language only.

MNK The Wyspiański

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New acquisition of the NMK

The EUROPEUM exhibition space presents a new acquisition of the National Museum in Krakow – an impressive portrait of a woman, titled Portrait of a Lady (1682) and painted by Caspar Netscher, a prominent Dutch portraitist active in the Baroque era mainly in the Hague.

• 15-05-2015
  05-07-2015
  

  Display of Caspar Netscher's Portrait of a Lady

  The EUROPEUM exhibition space presents a new acquisition of the National Museum in Krakow – an impressive portrait of a woman, titled Portrait of a Lady (1682) and painted by Caspar Netscher, a prominent Dutch portraitist active in the Baroque era mainly in the Hague.

  MNK The Wyspiański

  pl. Sikorskiego 6, 31-115 Kraków view on map Monday - closed
  Tuesday - 10.00-17.00
  Wednesday - Thursday - closed
  Friday - sunday - 10:00 – 17:00 Check the ticket prices

MNK The Wyspiański

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EUROPEUM collections

The exposition in the granary presents seven centuries of the history of European art, using over 100 paintings and sculptures.

MNK The Wyspiański

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The Europeum - Facilities for disabled

Lift, restrooms, entrance ramp, wide doors, walkways, glass door safeguards, induction loop in educational rooms, extra amenities, raised printing system, atlas of the world with raised relief maps and Braille commentary, magnifying sheets for the visually impaired.

• 20-03-2014
  19-09-2014
  

  In the “Southern Barbarian” Style – Japanese Namban Objects. A Cabinet and Tsuba Sword Guards at the

  A presentation held at the EUROPEUM – Centre for European Culture shows artworks that, though not created in Europe, were influenced by European art. A cabinet and tsuba sword guards representing the namban art reflect this influence which was typical of this style of Japanese art. It developed at the turn of the 16th and 17th centuries, and this is the period the objects in the collection of the National Museum in Krakow date back to.

  MNK The Wyspiański

  pl. Sikorskiego 6, 31-115 Kraków view on map Monday - closed
  Tuesday - 10.00-17.00
  Wednesday - Thursday - closed
  Friday - sunday - 10:00 – 17:00 Check the ticket prices