TAGS_RESULTS "Zakopane"

• 21-03-2023
  18-08-2024
  

  On a return visit. The decorative panels by Jan Rembowski from the Dłuski Sanatorium in Zakopane

  After almost 100 years, more decorative panels painted by the artist Jan Rembowski (1879–1923), following the panel Pochód górali (Procession of Highlanders), will return temporarily to Zakopane. The two monumental works entitled Pochód dzieci góralskich (Procession of Highlander Children) and Pochód góralek (Procession of Highlander Women) were initially part of the artistic interior design of the theatre room in the main building of the sanatorium operated by Bronisława and Kazimierz Dłuski in Kościelisko.

  MNK The Szymanowski

  ul. Kasprusie 19, 34-500 Zakopane view on map Monday - closed
  Tuesday - Sunday - 10.00-17.00 Check the ticket prices

• 15-03-2022
  15-03-2023
  

  On a return visit. The decorative panel by Jan Rembowski from the Dłuski Sanatorium in Zakopane

  After almost 100 years, a decorative panel entitled Pochód górali (Procession of Highlanders) painted by the artist Jan Rembowski (1879–1923) will return temporarily to Zakopane. This monumental work of art was initially part of the artistic interior design of the theatre room in the main building of the sanatorium run by Bronisława and Kazimierz Dłuski in Kościelisko.

  MNK The Szymanowski

  ul. Kasprusie 19, 34-500 Zakopane view on map Monday - closed
  Tuesday - Sunday - 10.00-17.00 Check the ticket prices

• 27-11-2015
  27-03-2016
  

  In the Rocky Podhale

  In the Rocky Podhale. The Tatras portrayed in the paintings of the Young Poland artists and preserved in the National Museum in Krakow.

  MNK The Szymanowski

  ul. Kasprusie 19, 34-500 Zakopane view on map Monday - closed
  Tuesday - Sunday - 10.00-17.00 Check the ticket prices

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Department X - The collection of Karol Szymanowski museum on the Villa Atma in Zakopane

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MUSIC BENEATH THE TATRAS

In the years 2011–2013 the National Museum in Krakow, together with its Slovak partner, the P.O. Hviezdoslav Orava Museum in Dolny Kubin, implemented the project “Muzyka pod Tatrami” (Music beneath the Tatras) as part of the Republic of Poland – Republic of Slovakia Cross-Border Cooperation Programme 2007–2013.