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"Polskie kwiaty": A Captivating Exhibition of Pastel Art by Anna Chełmicka

Discover Anna Chełmicka's vibrant floral pastels, a unique artistic display opening on March 6, 2026.

Immerse yourself in "Polskie kwiaty," a compelling exhibition dedicated to the pastel art of Anna Chełmicka. This collection beautifully interprets the theme of 'Polish Flowers' through delicate and expressive artworks. The exhibition's opening on March 6, 2026, aligns with a scientific seminar on "Extraordinary Women of the People's Movement," adding a rich cultural context.

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Exhibition summary

An exhibition of pastels titled 'Polish Flowers' by artist Anna Chełmicka. The opening coincides with a scientific seminar on "Extraordinary Women of the People's Movement".

Curatorial context

This exhibition features a collection of pastel works by the artist Anna Chełmicka, focusing on the theme of 'Polish Flowers'. The opening of this exhibition is scheduled for March 6, 2026, at 11:00 AM. It is presented alongside a scientific seminar titled 'Extraordinary Women of the People's Movement', featuring lectures by Dr. Janusz Gmitruk on Maria Hulewiczowa and Dr. Mateusz Ratyński on Zofia Dąbska.

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Museum of the Polish Peasant Movement
Current status
Open now
Exhibition schedule
From Mar 6, 2026
Artist line / attribution
Featuring pastels by Anna Chełmicka.
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