Digital collection

Roman Cieślewicz, Zawrót głowy (Vertigo), 1963

Photograph. W. Zamecznik, Roman Cieślewicz, 1962

Józef Mroszczak, Don Carlos, 1963

Photograph. V. Zamecznik, Józef Mroszczak, 1962

Henryk Tomaszewski, 22 Lipca (22. July), 1960

Exhibition "Masterpieces of Polish Poster Art", Darmstadt, department store Henschel&Ropertz, October 1964

View of the exhibition "Masterpieces of Polish Poster Art". Exhibition "Masterpieces of Polish Poster Art", Darmstadt, Henschel & Ropertz department store, October 1964

Exhibitions of Polish poster art in the FRG 1964-1966, overview

Cultural posters were ubiquitous in Poland - at least this is how a Western audience was often suggested by two photographs from Józef Mroszczak, Polish poster art, Vienna and Düsseldorf 1962, without...

A poster was also shown in Munich in 1962, which became one of the most famous examples of Polish poster art: Henryk Tomaszewski, Henry Moore, 1959

Also present at the Munich exhibition: Józef Mroszczak, Student żebrak (The begging student), 1961

One of the approximately 180 posters that could be seen in Munich in 1962: Wojciech Fangor, Czarna Carmen (Carmen Jones), 1959

Portrait of Monika Czosnowska

Main building of the Historical-Technical Museum Peenemünde.

Warning signs from the time of the Army Research Institute on Usedom.

Exhibition on the history of the V2 rocket at the Historical-Technical Museum Peenemünde (display boards).

Clothes and objects of forced laborers in Peenemünde.

Former terrain of the Army Research Institute and the Peenemünde power plant. Today Historical-Technical Museum.

Replica of the V2 rocket in Peenemünde. The original is located at the Fort Bliss base in Texas, where the engineer, Wernher von Braun, was employed.

Housing estate in Karlshagen near Peenemünde after the British air raid. Here lived the scientists involved in the rocket tests.