Digital collection

With 90 black images and 9 colour plates based on original paintings by the artist, Berlin 1913. Public domain under CC0 licence.

Master catalogue, version 2026

‘Paintings and drawings from the National Museum of Warsaw’, 30.4.-30.5.1957, Whitechapel Art Gallery, London.

In this diary, Jerzy Skarżyński, a forced labourer in Berlin, recorded the year 1945 (in Polish).

Manuscript in Polish, around 2000, with a foreword by Dr Jacek Barski

Materialien zur Geschichte des DP-Lagers Schierholzstr. 41 in Hannover-Buchholz 1945 – 1964. Eine Ausstellung im Rahmen des Projektkurses Geschichte von den Schülerinnen und Schülern der Integrierten ...

Among others, p. 25: Louis Marcoussis; p. 29: Stanislaus Stückgold; illustration Stanislaus Stückgold: Portrait of little Judith Wolfskehl. Berlin, 20 September–1 December 1913

First part of Lexicon of Polish Life

Polish: Obóz wszystkich świętych, 1957. Digitised by Porta Polonicum in 2018.

In co-operation with the Foundation ‘Polish-German Reconciliation’ from Warsaw we present the German translation of the collection of short stories by Bogdan Bartnikowski (translated from Polish by We...

Exhibition catalogue of Der Sturm, Berlin [November] 1913 (including No. 26: Louis Marcoussis). In German, Zentralinstitut für Kunstgeschichte digital

Text: Rozmaryna Łozińska, illustrations: Stanisław Toegel. Verlag Strażnica, Celle 1947. Biblioteka Narodowa, Warsaw.

Serya pierwsza: Monachium [First Series: Munich], Warsaw 1876.

J.C.Block: Jeremias Falck. Sein Leben und seine Werke, Danzig, Leipzig, Wien 1890

List of the spa guests arriving in Marienbad in 1823, Eger 1823, Eger 1823 (cover page missing), Duchess Anna Amalia Library in Weimar

Text: anonymous, illustrations: Stanisław Toegel. Verlag Strażnica, Celle 1947. Private ownership.

The Polish edition differs from the German edition. The titles of the images are different in the book; see the list ‘Ilustracye’.

With copper engravings by Jeremias Falck (block 172). Heidelberg University Library

[Julian Szotarski]: Pulawy ... , Heidelberg 1834 (Domena Publiczna / http://polona.pl/preview/a24a3179-6afb-4d0e-81b5-a25cbf546a01)

The harrowing book was probably written in Polish in April 1945 in the displaced persons camp at Mosbach.