It is the name of the fair at the church of Salvator, combined with a folk party in Zwierzyniec on the second day of Easter. The name of the fair comes from the town of Emmaus, to which Christ went after his resurrection. The main street of Salwator is filled
A doctor, activist, lover of the Tatra Mountains, a painter, born in 1869 in Kraków, son of Walery Jan Kanty. He died in 1935 in Krakow. He studied medicine at the University of Lviv, became an assistant and then a clinical doctor in Zakopane. Author of aquatics, drawings and lithography.
Painter, born in 1841, died in 1905 in Kraków. He studied at the SSP and then in Munich, he made study trips to Belgium, Germany, France and Switzerland. In 1872 he became a drawing teacher at St. Anna, then also in the women’s teachers’ college. A fan of the Tatra
Sculptor, born in 1847, died 1921 in Kraków. As a 16-year-old student of St. Anny took part in the January Uprising. Sentenced to 4 years of exile, he was in Perm and Nikolaevsk. After his return, he studied at the SSP in Kraków in 1868-1873, and then in Munich. Author
Painter, embroiderer who also dealt with porcelain painting. She was born and died in Kraków. At Adrian Baraniecki’s courses, she lectured on applied art. She painted landscapes, flowers and book illustrations. She was the daughter of Wojciech.
Painter, born in Cerekwica in 1814, died in Krakow in 1904. He studied at the Krakow School of Fine Arts, he was also a teacher at the parish school. He mainly painted religious pictures for churches. In the Reformed Church there are his paintings: “The Vision of St. Anthony” and
In the nineteenth century, in Paris, an association operated under this name, referring to the town near Athens, where the most sacred and mysterious mysteries were held in antiquity, extremely hermetic and despite the fact that they operated for many centuries, no one revealed the secret of the rituals and
When in the summer of 1880, Emperor Franz Joseph was on an inspection tour of Galicia, Krakow welcomed him with wonderful illuminations. The building of the Galician Bank on the main square stood out the most. One of the first houses with a permanently installed power plant was “Dom machin”
Architect and constructor, born in Krakow in 1855, died in 1927 also in Krakow. From 1882 he worked in the architectural office of T. Stryjeński, then he was his partner for three years. He was also an assistant to the department of construction at the Industrial School, teacher of architectural
Journalist, painter, graphic artist, scenography. Born in Warsaw in 1910, died in Krakow in 1984. Father Henryk fought in the Polish Legions, then a colonel in the Polish Army. Marian graduated from law studies at the University of Warsaw. Before the war, secretary of the editorial office and graphic designer