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Monuments to Resistance is the largest and so far the most diverse presentation of the works of art about the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising in the post-war period (until 1956). The sculptures, monuments, posters, graphics, and photographs selected by the curators bring not only the multidimensionality of the subject and its enormous importance for entire generations but also the difficulties and emotions close to their creators.
The exhibition presents a wide selection of works of art, including some hitherto unknown, among others, large-format socialist realist oil paintings, anniversary poster designs from the years 1945-1948, as well as drawings, photographs, sculptures, and metalwork from the era. The works at the exhibition come mostly from the unique collections of the Jewish Historical Institute. Their selection was preceded by a detailed query conducted by curators. Among the artists whose works will be presented, there are for example Tadeusz Kulisiewicz, Natan Rapoport, Alina Szapocznikow, Henryk Hechtkopf, Tadeusz Gronowski, Ignacy Witz, and Bronisław Linke.
The tour is free of charge. You can make your reservation online or via e-mail (rezerwacja@jhi.pl, please write "Curatorial tour 9.07" in the title of the message).
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The program of accompanying events is financed by Norway and EEA Grants from Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway and the national budget
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