Edited Volumes by Michal Dziewulski
The Ambasadors of Dialogue. Role of Diplomatic Gifts and Works of Arts and Crafts in Intercultural Exchange, 2016
Studia do dziejów dawnego uzbrojenia i ubioru wojskowego, cz. XV / Studies in History of Old Arms and Uniforms, part XV, 2018
Studies in history of old arms and uniforms, part XIII.
14th volume of periodic, well regarded amongst Polish scholars of the history of arms and uniform... more 14th volume of periodic, well regarded amongst Polish scholars of the history of arms and uniforms. Printed on the occasion of the ICOMAM visit in Poland, is the first attempt to characterize rich military collections preserved in Krakow museums.
The conference was an accompanying event to the exhibition "Ottomania. The Ottoman Orient in Rena... more The conference was an accompanying event to the exhibition "Ottomania. The Ottoman Orient in Renaissance Art"
at the National Museum in Krakow. The book presents 11 papers of specialists from a broad range of historical disciplines, dedicated to the Ottoman-European relations during the Renaissance period, with special focus on Central-Eastern Europe.
Books by Michal Dziewulski
Weapons in an art museum? Although it seems unlikely, the National Museum in Krakow boasts one of... more Weapons in an art museum? Although it seems unlikely, the National Museum in Krakow boasts one of Poland's largest collections of ancient arms. Hussar armours, swords, rapiers, antique firearms, uniforms, and above all – memorabilia belonging to numerous personages well-known from Polish and world history, which still guard various secrets – have always been an important part of the collection of the Krakow's Museum.
Beautifully published and illustrated with exquisite full-page photographs, the album is the first such publication describing this important collection. The superb photographs are accompanied by texts that use their unimpeded narrative to guide the reader through this world of old arms and uniforms, which is so unique and full of surprises.
Papers by Michal Dziewulski
... Page 2. Michał Dziewulski 112 nych do dzisiaj tsub w światowych zbiorach. ... Jasieński prze‑... more ... Page 2. Michał Dziewulski 112 nych do dzisiaj tsub w światowych zbiorach. ... Jasieński prze‑ kazał blisko 700 jelców mieczy japońskich, pochodzących w większości z warsztatów czo‑ łowych szkół działających w okresie od XV do początku XX wieku. ...
The Attitude of Michał Walewski, Marshal of the Bar Confederation in the Kraków Voivodeship, to t... more The Attitude of Michał Walewski, Marshal of the Bar Confederation in the Kraków Voivodeship, to the Political and Military Manoeuvring Over the Fortress of Tyniec (May-June 1772) The Bar Confederation, which began in 1768 and was defeated in 1772, was followed by the partitioning of Poland. One of the last fortresses in the Confederate hands was the Benedictine monastery of Tyniec, 10 km from Cracow, besieged by the Russian army of General A. Suvorov. Also interested in the seizure of the fortress were the Austrian troops under R. d'Alton, following the Habsburg claim to the lands on the right bank of the Vistula. In view of the fact that the supreme authority of the Confederation, the Generality, had fled abroad, Michał Walewski entered into negotiations in order to pass control of the fortress to the Polish King, and (when it proved impossible) to the Russian forces. He intended to gain favour with the King Stanisław August again and increase the chances of maintaining Polish ...
War and Peace, Fear and Happiness. 100 Years since the End of The World War I, 2019
Kaiser und Sultan. Nachbar in Europas Mitte 1600-1700, 2019
Biuletyn Historii Sztuki, 2017
Studia do dziejów dawnego uzbrojenia i ubioru wojskowego, 2018
"The Association of Arms and Uniforms Lovers - Between Pre-war Tradition and Modernity".
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"The Attitude of Michal Walewski, Marshal of the Bar Confederation In the Krakow Voivodeship, to ... more "The Attitude of Michal Walewski, Marshal of the Bar Confederation In the Krakow Voivodeship, to the Political and Military Manoeuvring Over the Fortress of Tyniec (May-June 1772)". The Bar Confederation, which began in 1768 and was defeated in 1772, was followed by the partitioning of Poland. One of the last fortresses in the Confederate hands was the Benedictine monastery of Tyniec, 10 km from Krakow, besieged by the Russian army of General A. Suvorov. Also interested in the seizure of the fortress were the Austrian troops under R. d’Alton, following the Habsburg claim to the lands on the right bank of the Vistula. In view of the fact that the supreme authority of the Confederation, the Generality, had fled abroad, Michal Walewski entered into negotiations in order to pass control of the fortress to the Polish King, and (when it proved impossible) to the Russian forces. He intended to gain favour with the King Stanisław August again and increase the chances of maintaining Polish control over the Tyniec fortress. The surviving correspondence makes it possible to see how the events of the period bear testimony to the participants’ attitudes in relation to the deep crisis of the Polish statehood. The article also presents a critical discussion of how M. Walewski has been evaluated to date by historians concerned with the study of this period.
The paper deals with the collection of Malayan and Phillipine arms from the collection of the Nat... more The paper deals with the collection of Malayan and Phillipine arms from the collection of the National Museum in Krakow.
"Japanese tsubas: basic decorating techniques and terminology". The purpose of this article is to... more "Japanese tsubas: basic decorating techniques and terminology". The purpose of this article is to systemize the basic terminology of decorating techniques used in the making of tsubas, or hand guards in Japanese swords. Section by section, the author explains the difference between particular techniques as well as the complicated terminology used by manufacturers and researchers. The body of the article is devoted to the openwork, relief, engraving and incrustation techniques. The author also focused on the finishing and working of the surfaces of tsubas. The historical objects presented to illustrate each technique are drawn from the tsuba collection of the National Museum in Krakow, a gift of Feliks Jasieński.
Exhibition Catalogues by Michal Dziewulski
Edited jointly with Michał Dziewulski and Guido Messling. Ostfildern, Hatje Cantz, 2015
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Edited Volumes by Michal Dziewulski
at the National Museum in Krakow. The book presents 11 papers of specialists from a broad range of historical disciplines, dedicated to the Ottoman-European relations during the Renaissance period, with special focus on Central-Eastern Europe.
Books by Michal Dziewulski
Beautifully published and illustrated with exquisite full-page photographs, the album is the first such publication describing this important collection. The superb photographs are accompanied by texts that use their unimpeded narrative to guide the reader through this world of old arms and uniforms, which is so unique and full of surprises.
Papers by Michal Dziewulski
Exhibition Catalogues by Michal Dziewulski
at the National Museum in Krakow. The book presents 11 papers of specialists from a broad range of historical disciplines, dedicated to the Ottoman-European relations during the Renaissance period, with special focus on Central-Eastern Europe.
Beautifully published and illustrated with exquisite full-page photographs, the album is the first such publication describing this important collection. The superb photographs are accompanied by texts that use their unimpeded narrative to guide the reader through this world of old arms and uniforms, which is so unique and full of surprises.