Discover the deep connections between Stanisław Wyspiański's 'Noc listopadowa' and the Royal Łazienki Park on this engaging guided walk for adults. Explore how the park's unique history and architecture, including landmarks like the Palace on the Isle, inspired the renowned drama. This educational experience is presented as part of the 'Ikonosfera Wyspiańskiego' exhibition program.
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This guided walk explores Stanisław Wyspiański's play 'Noc listopadowa' and its deep connection to the Royal Łazienki Park. Participants will discover how the park's topography and history inspired the famous drama, examine motifs linked to the park's art, and visit architectural landmarks relevant to the play. The event is designed for adults and is part of the program for the temporary exhibition 'Ikonosfera Wyspiańskiego. _Noc listopadowa_ w Łazienkach Królewskich'.
This guided walk, titled "Śladami 'Nocy listopadowej'" (Tracing 'November Night'), offers adults an opportunity to delve into Stanisław Wyspiański's renowned play and its intimate relationship with the Royal Łazienki Park. Wyspiański was inspired to write 'Noc listopadowa' during his sole visit to Warsaw in late January/early February 1898, a visit that included his time in the Łazienki. The unique landscape and historical context of the royal residence significantly influenced the creation of this celebrated work. During the walk, participants will engage with the thematic concerns of 'Noc listopadowa,' listen to accounts of Stanisław Wyspiański's visit to Łazienki, and explore his artistic inspirations. The group will collaboratively analyze motifs from the play that are directly associated with the art and architecture found within Łazienki. Key landmarks on the itinerary include the Palace on the Isle, the Amphitheatre, and the Monument to King John III Sobieski, all examined in the context of Wyspiański's masterpiece. This event is presented as part of the supporting program for the temporary exhibition "Ikonosfera Wyspiańskiego. _Noc listopadowa_ w Łazienkach Królewskich".
Admission is 25 PLN per person. Tickets can be purchased online via the provided booking link. This event is part of the programming for the 'Ikonosfera Wyspiańskiego' exhibition.
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