MISCELLANEOUS AUTHORS: Andrzej Borys, Janusz Buczkowski, Wacław Cisłowski, Franciszek Gladysz, Tadeusz Jakubik, Jerzy Kamoda, Jerzy Mąkowski, Andrzej Pęczalski, Jerzy Piątek, Henryk Pieczul, Paweł Pierściński, Jan Spałwan, Jan Siudowski, Puszcza Jodłowa,

Album, 23.60 × 29.20 × 3.60 cm

Sixty-four original gelatin-silver prints in book form, 23.6 × 29.2 × 3.6 cm,
signed "PPierściński" and author's stamp of Paweł Pierściński with the notation "Book collection" on the first page
circulation: 42/60
Album made according to the concept of the artist Pawel Pier¶ciñski, who made a selection of sixty-four photographs documenting the unique in the world place, which is the Fir-Beech Forest. The fir and beech forest, located within the Swietokrzyski National Park, was named "Fir Forest" by Stefan Zeromski, who praised the nature of the Swietokrzyskie Mountains in a poem of that name. "Pushcha is nobody's - not mine, nor yours, nor ours, but God's, holy!" - he wrote. The publication features texts by Stefan Zeromski, but also by Stanislaw Staszic, Wladyslaw Napoleon Medynski or Jan Gajzler.
Publishers: Świętokrzyski District of ZPAF, Department of Culture and Art of the Provincial Office, BWA (Kielce, 1982).