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The wartime fate of The Polyptych of Lusina

The wartime fate of The Polyptych of Lusina

A comprehensive examination of source materials documenting the wartime fate of the polyptych from Lusina has uncovered a wealth of previously unpublished information. The investigation encompassed Polish-, English-, and German-language historical documents from the World War II era and the years that followed, including archives held at the National Museum in Krakow and the National Museum in Warsaw. American military archives, war and post-war periodicals, exhibition catalogs, and literature describing the plundering art policies of Nazi Germany, particularly the activities of the Dienststelle Mühlmann (Mühlmann Office) in Krakow, were also thoroughly scrutinized.
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Verlorenen Teile des Polyptychon aus Lusina

Verlorenen Teile des Polyptychon aus Lusina

Zwei Flachreliefs, die ursprünglich zu einem spätgotischen Altarretabel (sog. Polyptychon aus Lusina) gehörten, gelten als Kriegsverluste des Nationalmuseums in Kraków. Das Ziel des Projekts, das im Rahmen des Programms „Badanie polskich strat wojennych“ („Erforschung polnischer Kriegsverluste“) realisiert wird, ist es, die Ergebnisse der technologischen Untersuchungen erhaltener Flügel des Polyptychons einem breiten Publikum zur Verfügung zu stellen.
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The Myth of the Golden Fleece

The Myth of the Golden Fleece

The Golden Fleece, the title motif of the Georgia exhibition, derives from the oldest accounts of Greek mythology. It is an extraordinary tale of the mad courage of a few dozen Greek adventurers lured by tales of a land where the golden fleece (undoubtedly synonymous with greater riches) was stored. The heroes set out into the unknown in the hope of reaching this mythical place and capturing this gold. Imagine how ancient those times were, when even to the Greeks the Black Sea seemed to be a body of water of unrecognised size, and the lands to the north of it remained unknown. In ancient times, this story was mentioned by Homer in the Odyssey and by Pindar in his Fourth Pythian Ode.
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