Digital collection

Agata Madejska, Space I, 2011, part of the photo essay Temporary or Permanent, published in: Museum Folkwang. Die Architektur, Edition Folkwang, Steidl, Göttingen, 2012.

Oil on canvas, 65 x 86 cm

Oil on canvas, 100 x 200 cm

Panel with 9 Italian names as well as a further 41 German and three Austrian victims

Bericht über die Entstehung und Entwicklung des kulturellen, schulischen und organisatorischen Lebens der polnischen DP`s in Wildflecken, 8 Seiten.

Lehrplan einer Landwirtschaftlichen Schule in Glasgow für das Jahr 1945, bearbeitet von R. Szydłowski.

Agata Reul sees herself as part of the team. She spares no effort in her restaurants and helps with all the work. She often stands in the kitchen herself and serves when someone on staff is absent.

Artist. Pedagogue. She organised the shipment of printed materials, foodstuffs and medicines to Poland. Awarded the Officer’s Cross of the Order of Polonia Restituta.

The sculptor Wacław Szymanowski in front of the Chopin monument which he created in Warsaw, 1929/30

Sprachcafé Polnisch

Lothar Degner and his colleagues (from left to right): Rainer Schikopanski, Klaus Klinger, Horst Gröne und Lothar Degner.

Margaux Kier

Bench on the castle wall.

Aleksander Kokular: Portrait of Maria Szymanowska/Portret Marii Szymanowskiej, 1825. Oil on canvas, Inv. No. K.839, Muzeum Literatury im. Adama Mickiewicza, Warsaw

21.10.00-1, Relief auf Hartfaser, Acryl, 63 x 63 cm, 2000