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Editor's note
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Editor's Notę
The holdings of the National Museum in Kraków stand out, among other things, for
their huge collection of nearly a ąuarter million works on paper. As a result, a team of art
conservators is retained to ensure proper storage conditions for the holdings, a natural
outcome of which is the team members’ engagement in research. This actiyity is represent-
ed by Zofia Maniakowska-Jazowniks paper on Olga Boznańskas painting on cardboard
from an art conservator’s perspective. The article is also a pendant to the exhibition of this
great painters works at the National Museum in Kraków at the turn of 2014 and 2015.
Several decades after the National Museum received Schmidt-Ciążyńskis collection,
another gift of enormous value came in: the collection of Erazm Barącz (1859-1928). This
generous benefactor, mining engineer, respected director of the Wieliczka salt minę and
art buff and collector is the subject of the Janina Skorupskas column in the In memoriam
section. The review section of the present volume of Rozprawy is rounded out by an over-
view of an exhibition of late medieval and early modern Italian painting from the Princes
Czartoryski Collection, written by Monika Czapska. Entitled „Virtus et Splendor. Art in
the Italian Life in the 14th-17th Centuries”, the exhibition was a great success at the Na-
tional Museum in Gdańsk in early 2014.
Editor's Notę
The holdings of the National Museum in Kraków stand out, among other things, for
their huge collection of nearly a ąuarter million works on paper. As a result, a team of art
conservators is retained to ensure proper storage conditions for the holdings, a natural
outcome of which is the team members’ engagement in research. This actiyity is represent-
ed by Zofia Maniakowska-Jazowniks paper on Olga Boznańskas painting on cardboard
from an art conservator’s perspective. The article is also a pendant to the exhibition of this
great painters works at the National Museum in Kraków at the turn of 2014 and 2015.
Several decades after the National Museum received Schmidt-Ciążyńskis collection,
another gift of enormous value came in: the collection of Erazm Barącz (1859-1928). This
generous benefactor, mining engineer, respected director of the Wieliczka salt minę and
art buff and collector is the subject of the Janina Skorupskas column in the In memoriam
section. The review section of the present volume of Rozprawy is rounded out by an over-
view of an exhibition of late medieval and early modern Italian painting from the Princes
Czartoryski Collection, written by Monika Czapska. Entitled „Virtus et Splendor. Art in
the Italian Life in the 14th-17th Centuries”, the exhibition was a great success at the Na-
tional Museum in Gdańsk in early 2014.