A multi-field icon, the Mother of God Odigitria of Kazan; St. Nicholas, St. George the Martyr, St. Anastasia.
XIX/XX wiek
Castle Museum in Łańcut
Fish
Part of the collection: Drawings by Kasia Walentynowicz for the projects of the Family Education Spot “At King Matt’s”
Popularization note
Drawing of a fish with stripes on the upper half of its back. The left side is presented. The fish seems to be a European perch despite not having the dorsal fin – maybe because of its potentially disturbing for kids appearance – it has hard spikes.Drawing was created on the back side of the paper with a colourful imprint Potworowy Bohater” for the National Museum in Warsaw.
Information about the object
Information about this object
Author / creator
Walentynowicz, Katarzyna (1986- )
Object type
drawing
Technique
drawing
Material
paper
Creation time / dating
2015
Creation / finding place
powstanie: Warsaw (Poland)
Owner
POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews
Identification number
MPOLIN-M471
Location / status
object is not displayed now
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