Title: Polish Folk Art. Vol. 22 (1968). No. 3 (1968) / Open-air museum of folk crafts in Etera (Bulgaria) / Regional costume fashion as the theme of an exhibition in Silesia [Upper Silesian Museum in Bytom] / Iconographic sources of depictions of the "Eye of Providence" / Itinerant Nativity scene makers / Adeodatus Martyński, stonemason from Borzęcin / Piszczelnicy and toy makers from Leżajsk yesterday and today / The harvest festival "Goat" in the Chełm County / Comprehensive research on folk culture / Twenty-five Krakow nativity scene competitions / Museum in Český Těšín
Item description:
Notes: This issue includes:
- Roman Reinfuss: The open-air museum of folk industry in Etera (Bulgaria);
- Barbara Bezielich: Regional Costume Fashion as the Theme of an Exhibition in Silesia;
- Stefania Krzysztofowicz: Iconographic Sources of Depictions of the “Eye of Providence”;
- Elżbieta Królikowska: Itinerant Nativity Scene Makers;
- Ewa Śnieżyńska-Stolot: Adeodatus Martyński, a stonemason from Borzęcin [Brzesko County];
- Józef Półćwiartek: Piszczelnicy and Leżajsk toy makers yesterday and today;
- Stanisław Skibiński: The harvest festival “goat” in Chełm County;
- Franciszek Kotula: Comprehensive Research on Folk Culture [Rzeszów Province];
- Ewa Fryś-Pietraszkowa: Twenty-five Kraków Nativity Scene Competitions [Kraków];
- Barbara Poloczkowa: The Museum in Český Těšín;
- Reviews
- Letter to the Editor (Janusz Eysymont)
- Chronicle for the period April–June 1968
and summaries of articles in English and Russian
Condition:
Piece with very slightly bent corners, binding very slightly damaged, a very slight printing stain on the title page, outdated library stamp; otherwise, the text block is clean and free of defects. Item in good condition
