The First March of Gentlemen (book + print)

by Rafal Milach


Photographs: Rafal Milach

Text: Maciej Pisuk, Rafal Milach, and Karol Szymkowiak

Publisher: Muzeum Dzieci Wrzesinskich

72 pages

Pictures: 48

Year: 2017

Comments: Hardcover, 16,5 x 21cm, Edition of 600 copies The Limited Edition comes with one poster and two 11,4 x 14cm signed prints. Printed in an edition of 50. signed and numbered

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The First March of Gentlemen is a fictitious narrative composed of authentic stories. Historical events related to the town of Wrzesnia came to be the starting point for reflection on protest and disciplinary mechanisms. In the series of collages, the reality of 1950s Poland ruled by the communists blends with the memory of the Wrzesnia children's strike from the beginning of the 20th century. This shift in time is not just a coincidence, as the problems which the project touches upon are universal, and may be seen as a metaphor for contemporary social tensions.


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The First March of Gentlemen (book + print)

by Rafal Milach


Photographs: Rafal Milach

Text: Maciej Pisuk, Rafal Milach, and Karol Szymkowiak

Publisher: Muzeum Dzieci Wrzesinskich

72 pages

Pictures: 48

Year: 2017

Comments: Hardcover, 16,5 x 21cm, Edition of 600 copies The Limited Edition comes with one poster and two 11,4 x 14cm signed prints. Printed in an edition of 50. signed and numbered

sold out

The First March of Gentlemen is a fictitious narrative composed of authentic stories. Historical events related to the town of Wrzesnia came to be the starting point for reflection on protest and disciplinary mechanisms. In the series of collages, the reality of 1950s Poland ruled by the communists blends with the memory of the Wrzesnia children's strike from the beginning of the 20th century. This shift in time is not just a coincidence, as the problems which the project touches upon are universal, and may be seen as a metaphor for contemporary social tensions.


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The First March of Gentlemen (book + print)

by Rafal Milach


Photographs: Rafal Milach

Text: Maciej Pisuk, Rafal Milach, and Karol Szymkowiak

Publisher: Muzeum Dzieci Wrzesinskich

72 pages

Pictures: 48

Year: 2017

Comments: Hardcover, 16,5 x 21cm, Edition of 600 copies The Limited Edition comes with one poster and two 11,4 x 14cm signed prints. Printed in an edition of 50. signed and numbered

sold out

The First March of Gentlemen is a fictitious narrative composed of authentic stories. Historical events related to the town of Wrzesnia came to be the starting point for reflection on protest and disciplinary mechanisms. In the series of collages, the reality of 1950s Poland ruled by the communists blends with the memory of the Wrzesnia children's strike from the beginning of the 20th century. This shift in time is not just a coincidence, as the problems which the project touches upon are universal, and may be seen as a metaphor for contemporary social tensions.


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more books tagged »poland« | >> see all

more books tagged »storytelling« | >> see all

more books tagged »Warsaw« | >> see all

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