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- Author Leopold Węgrzynowicz
- Date of production 1921
- Place of creation Kraków, Poland
- Dimensions height: 8.7 cm, width: 13.5 cm
- ID no. 64089/III/f/mek
- Museum The Seweryn Udziela Ethnographic Museum in Kraków
- Subjects religion, photographed
- Technique photography
- Material photographic paper
- Object copyright The Seweryn Udziela Ethnographic Museum in Kraków
- Digital images copyright public domain
- Digitalisation RDW MIC, Małopolska's Virtual Museums project
- Tags Kraków , tradition , Easter , customs , trade , 2D , photography , public domain
Exhibits given to the Ethnographic Museum in Kraków by Leopold Węgrzynowicz include sculptures, paintings on glass, costumes, archival records, items related to rites... However, the Museum owes much more to Węgrzynowicz than shown by inventory sheets, which he even co-created in the first years of the Ethnographic Museum's operation, helping to catalogue and inventorise the Museum's exhibits.
more Exhibits given to the Ethnographic Museum in Kraków by Leopold Węgrzynowicz include sculptures, paintings on glass, costumes, archival records, items related to rites... However, the Museum owes much more to Węgrzynowicz than shown by inventory sheets, which he even co-created in the first years of the Ethnographic Museum's operation, helping to catalogue and inventorise the Museum's exhibits.
A graduate from the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics of the Jagiellonian University, a member of the Polish Ethnic Studies Society and an enthusiast of photography, Węgrzynowicz was a secondary school teacher with a true teaching passion who worked with the Museum. Not only did he teach science and geography (clandestine teaching during the war), but he was also an editor of the Orli Lot [Eagle’s Flight] monthly issued by the Tourist School Youth Society. He used the magazine to encourage young readers to collect ethnographic materials during their trips. He also provided some space in the magazine to Seweryn Udziela, who published questionnaire forms to facilitate the work of amateur collectors, giving prizes to recognise the best ethnographic collections. In subsequent years, the Ethnographic Museum in Kraków obtained exhibits given by young inventors inspired with the campaign.
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