Search results for the phrase "Onna"

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  Art of Old Poland. The 12th – 18th century

  The exhibition presents excellent works of the medieval and more modern art from the collections of the National Museum in Krakow, one of the oldest and best sets of old Polish art.

  The Erazm Ciołek Palace

  ul. Kanonicza 17, 31-002 Kraków view on map Monday - closed
  Tuesday - 10.00-18.00
  wednesday-sunday - 10.00-16.00 Check the ticket prices

• 08.08.2017
  10.09.2017
  

  Medieval Madonna with Wild Strawberry from the Żywiec Municipal Museum

  The Madonna with Wild Strawberry from the Żywiec parish of the Holy Virgin Mary, while sticking to a convention in Marian iconography that was widely popular in the Middle Ages, is not a piece typical for its day. Apparently, it is just another majestic representation of an enthroned Madonna with Child on her lap and angels around her.

  The Stanisław Wyspiański Museum

  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

• 14.02.2017
  03.05.2017
  

  ONNA – Beauty, Strength, Ecstasy

  The exhibition which is an exceptional presentation of the subject of the Japanese woman features images and impressions from her life, both in paintings and woodblock prints. They show the unique secrets of the Floating World (Jap. ukiyo), the secrets of intimate scenes.

  The Main Building

  al. 3 Maja 1 view on map Monday - closed
  Tuesday - Sunday - 10.00-18.00 Check the ticket prices

• 14.06.2016
  18.09.2016
  

  Papal Splendour

  One week before the opening of the exhibition 'Maria: Mater Misericordiae', visitors to the EUROPEUM will be able to see a work by Gian Lorenzo Bernini (1598–1680), the greatest artist of European Baroque: a bronze portrait medallion of Pope Clement X (from a private collection).

  The Stanisław Wyspiański Museum

  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

• 11.08.2015
  18.10.2015
  

  Miraculous power of art - Madonna of Paczółtowice

  Located in the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland (also known as the Polish Jura), a small wooden church of the Visitation of Madonna in Paczółtowice is home to one of the finest images of Mary in the local history of Gothic panel painting in the region of Małopolska (Lesser Poland). Originally, the image of Madonna with Child in the central altarpiece and the two lateral wings featuring the figures of Saint Barbara and Catherine were parts of a triptych.

  The Stanisław Wyspiański Museum

  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

• 13.06.2015
  03.01.2016
  

  French Prints from Impressionism to Art Nouveau

  The exhibition presents over 300 works by outstanding artists active in France in the late 19th and early 20th centuries in circles associated with Impressionism, Symbolism, post-Impressionism and Art Nouveau. Their prints belong to the largest Polish collection of modern French printmaking, numbering around 1110 works, amassed for nearly a quarter of a century by its great enthusiast - Feliks Jasieński.

  The Szołayski House

  pl. Szczepański 9, 31-011 Kraków view on map Monday - closed
  Tuesday - Sunday - 10.00-18.00 Check the ticket prices

• 06.08.2014
  30.09.2015
  

  Polish Legions 1914–1918

  Exhibition on the centenary of the outbreak of the Great War and the Legions.
  
  On 6 August 2014, on the centenary of the march-out of the First Cadre Company, an exhibition commemorating the Polish Legions was opened in the Main Building of the National Museum in Krakow.

  The Main Building

  al. 3 Maja 1 view on map Monday - closed
  Tuesday - Sunday - 10.00-18.00 Check the ticket prices

• 25.04.2014
  10.08.2014
  

  Maksymilian Gierymski: works, inspirations, reception.

  The National Museum in Krakow reminds the creative output of Maksymilian Gierymski (1846–1874), one of the most famous 19th-century Polish painters belonging to artists' colony in Munich. The 140th anniversary of the artist's death, which is celebrated this year, was the pretext for the exhibition. The artist, who died young, at the age of only 28, left creative output which inspired next generations of artists and was the beginning of the first Polish school of landscape painting.

  The Main Building

  al. 3 Maja 1 view on map Monday - closed
  Tuesday - Sunday - 10.00-18.00 Check the ticket prices