Bliżej Sztuki #9 | Jacek Malczewski

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W dzisiejszym odcinku „Bliżej Sztuki” Iwona Danielewicz opowie o wizerunkach śmierci w twórczości Jacka Malczewskiego.
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Obraz „Śmierć” Jacka Malczewskiego zaadoptowali Państwo Katarzyna Jaruzelska-Kastory i Paweł Kastory.

[@danlupan670]

I know that the Russian language is prohibited in Poland. However and during this time, in Lwów people must speak Ukrainian (the official language of your occupants) and no one seems scandalized.🤔
Translating your productions in English, the language of the American Empire, would that be so difficult? 🤗

[@code1n]

Do you work for Kremlin? If not, please learn more about people in Lwów and Poland, pay some respect to foreign cultures, and try to understand why people do not speak Russian and do content in the Polish language.

[@code1n]

By the way, the obsession with the death of Jacek Malczewski was invoked by brutal killings and repressions prosecuted by Russians during January Uprising. And current time, unfortunately, brings a new levels to his artworks.