This exhibition, accompanied by a bilingual Polish-English album, showcases the photographic adventures of Witold Marczewski, a Polish electrical engineer and photography enthusiast. The exhibition presents a selection of his vast collection of images, capturing diverse locations from Baku to Paris and beyond, including landscapes, architecture, historical events, and daily life.
The exhibition "Od Baku po Paryż. Fotograficzne przygody Witolda Marczewskiego" (From Baku to Paris. The Photographic Adventures of Witold Marczewski) highlights the extensive photographic work of Witold Marczewski, an amateur photographer with professional-level talent. Over a century ago, Marczewski traveled the world with his large camera, capturing scenes from oil fields in Baku, Azerbaijan, to cities like Istanbul, Athens, Rome, and various Polish locations such as Lublin, Puławy, Kazimierz Dolny, and Warsaw.
The exhibition and accompanying bilingual album feature a rich selection of Marczewski's photographs, encompassing landscapes, architectural studies, reportage-style images of historical events (including documentation of the Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict), and candid portrayals of everyday life. It also includes snapshots of his family and studio portraits, offering a comprehensive look at his photographic passion and the worlds he documented.