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1. Verfasser:	Bąbiak, Grzegorz P. 1973- (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	Polish
Veröffentlicht:	Warszawa Wydawnictwo Neriton 2010
Ausgabe:	Wyd. 1.
Schlagworte:	Geschichte 1800-1900 Art patronage / Poland / History / 19th century Authors and patrons / Poland / History / 19th century Geschichte Mäzenatentum Polen
Online-Zugang:	Inhaltsverzeichnis Abstract
Beschreibung:	Zsfassung in engl. Sprache u.d.T.: For oneself, for one's homeland, or for one's descendants ... Includes bibliographical references (pages 653-695) and index
Beschreibung:	735 pages JPEG, color illustrations 32 cm 1 CD-ROM, 4 3/4 in
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adam_text	Spis treści Rozważania wstępne .............9 Wokół tytułu ..................12 O definicji mecenatu ...............13 Osobliwości mecenatów polskich ..........18 Zbieractwo polskie ................25 Założenia badawcze ................28 Mecenat państwowy i społeczny Od mecenatu królewskiego do mecenatu zaborców .................. 35 Stanisław August Poniatowski ............ 35 Namiestnik Antoni ks. Radziwiłł w Wielkopolsce .... 44 Adam Jerzy ks. Czartoryski na Litwie ......... 48 W Królestwie i w Priwisliniju ............ 52 Władze Królestwa Kongresowego ......... 52 Carowie w Warszawie ............. 63 Państwowy mecenat naukowy .......... 87 Mecenat „narodu bez państwa ........97 Nad brzegami Wisły ...............98 Towarzystwo Przyjaciół Nauk ...........98 Represje po powstaniu 1830 r. ..........102 Towarzystwo Zachęty Sztuk Pięknych .......105 Muzeum Sztuk Pięknych w Warszawie .......108 Kasa im. Józefa Mianowskiego ..........111 Polska Macierz Szkolna i inne organizacje oświatowe. . 114 Towarzystwo Naukowe Warszawskie ........118 Budowa pomnika Adama Mickiewicza w Warszawie . .120 Organizacja jubileuszy: Henryka Sienkiewicza i Marii Konopnickiej ............126 Muzeum Przemysłu i Rolnictwa w Warszawie . . . .130 Biblioteka Publiczna miasta Warszawy .......133 Mecenat wychodźstwa polskiego ...........134 Towarzystwo Historyczno-Literackie i Biblioteka Polska w Paryżu .................136 Muzeum Narodowe Polskie w Rapperswilu .....142 U stóp Wawelu i tronu Najjaśniejszego Pana... 152 Rzeczpospolita Krakowska .............152 Cesarze Franciszek Józef i Wilhelm II .........155 Mecenat państwowy w Galicji w drugiej połowie XIX w. ...................157 Lwów: gmachy, zabytki, pomniki .........158 Gmach Sejmu ...............160 Budynek Teatru Miejskiego ..........162 Dworzec kolejowy .............163 Zabiegi konserwatorskie i ochrona zabytków . . .164 Pomniki na ulicach i placach miejskich .....166 Muzea we Lwowie .............167 C. K. Kraków: dziedzictwo przeszłości, instytucje, uroczystości ................170 Gmach Magistratu .............172 Collegium Novum.............172 Teatr Miejski im. Juliusza Słowackiego ......173 Zabiegi konserwatorskie i ochrona zabytków . . .175 Muzeum Narodowe w Sukiennicach ......193 Mecenat naukowy: uniwersytet i biblioteka . . . .195 Szkoła Sztuk Pięknych ............197 Wystawy krajowe ..............198 Uroczystości jubileuszowe Józefa Ignacego Kraszewskiego ..............200 Uroczystości pogrzebowe na Wawelu i Skałce . . .201 Pomnik Adama Mickiewicza na Rynku .....207 Pomniki na Plantach i skwerach ........211 Towarzystwo Naukowe Krakowskie .......217 Zbiory Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego ......222 Wnętrza Towarzystwa Lekarskiego i Izby Handlowo-Przemysłowej .........223 Gmach Towarzystwa Przyjaciół Sztuk Pięknych . .225 Mecenat prywatny na ziemiach polskich Mecenat Jaśnie Oświeconych ..........235 Stanisław ks. Poniatowski .............236 Izabela z Czartoryskich ks. Lubomirska ........237 Sułkowscy z Rydzyny ...............241 Radziwiłłowie ..................245 Helena ks. Radziwiłłowa w Arkadii ........245 Michał Hieronim ks. Radziwiłł w Nieborowie . . . .251 Maksymilian hr. Mielżyński .............255 Z Puław przez Paryż do Krakowa ........258 Adam Kazimierz i Izabela z Flemingów ks. Czartoryscy w Warszawie i Puławach ............258 Adam Jerzy ks. Czartoryski na emigracji ........273 Władysław ks. Czartoryski w kraju ..........279 Adam Ludwik ks. Czartoryski ............287 Witold Kazimierz ks. Czartoryski ..........290 Czartoryscy z Weinhaus..............294 Konstanty ks. Czartoryski ............294 Aleksander Romuald i Marcelina ks. Czartoryscy . . .295 Różne barwy mecenatu emigracyjnego .....302 Ksawery hr. Branicki ...............303 Mieczysław i Mikołaj Szczęsny hr. Potoccy .......307 Andrzej hr. Mniszech ...............310 Natansonowie ..................310 Edward Goldstein ................313 Towarzystwo Polskie Artystyczno-Literackie .......314 Mecenat inteligencji nad Sekwaną ..........315 Franciszek i Seweryna Duchińscy .........315 Henryk Gierszyński ..............316 Kazimierz Woźnicki ..............318 Władysław Strzembosz .............319 W kręgu Puław ................321 Biskup Jan Paweł Woronicz .............322 Stanisław Kostka hr. Zamoyski ...........329 Wincenty hr. Krasiński ..............333 Ludwik Michał hr. Рас ..............340 Tarnowscy z Dzikowa ...............343 Działyńscy z Kórnika ...............348 Tytus hr. Działyński ..............348 Jan hr. Działyński ...............356 Izabela z Czartoryskich hr. Działyńska .......361 Raczyńscy z Rogalina ...............367 Edward hr. Raczyński ..............369 Edward Aleksander hr. Raczyński .........382 Mielżyńscy i inni wielkopolscy mecenasi ........385 Tomasz Zieliński .................388 Emeryk hr. Hutten-Czapski .............389 Władysław Łoziński ................392 Dominik Witke-Jeżewski ..............394 Między piórem a książką ............397 Mecenat naukowy ................397 Tadeusz hr. Mostowski .............398 Stanisław Kostka hr. Potocki ...........399 Tyszkiewiczowie na Litwie ............409 Eustachy hr. Tyszkiewicz ...........409 Konstanty hr. Tyszkiewicz ..........415 Michał hr. Tyszkiewicz ............417 Braniccy ...................422 Konstanty hr. Branicki ............422 Władysław hr. Branicki ............425 Aleksander hr. Branicki ............426 Dzieduszyccy .................430 Włodzimierz hr. Dzieduszycki .........430 Tytus hr. Dzieduszycki ............439 Mieczysław hr. Dzieduszycki .........440 Maurycy hr. Dzieduszycki ..........440 Adam hr. Krasiński ...............444 Maciej hr. Mielżyński ..............450 Dary i cesje na rzecz instytucji naukowych ......451 Salonowy mecenat inteligencji ..........454 Kolekcjonerstwo ..............458 Inteligencja jako inicjator mecenatu ........464 Mecenat wobec książki polskiej ...........466 Józef Maksymilian Ossoliński ...........467 Biblioteka Ordynacji Zamoyskiej .........479 Biblioteka Krasińskich .............481 Pawlikowscy z Medyki .............485 Wiktor hr. Baworowski .............489 Przezdzieccy .................493 Mecenat artystyczny sibi et... posterităţi . . . .499 Polnische Vasarii nad Wartą ............ 501 Od Wolnego Miasta do koncesjonowanej wolności . . . .505 Juliusz Florkiewicz ............... 5О6 Rezydencje i zbiory magnackie na terenie Galicji . . .507 Potoccy z Łańcuta i Krzeszowic ..........510 Alfred hr. Potocki ..............510 Artur hr. Potocki ..............513 Mecenat doby autonomii galicyjskiej ........519 Arcyksiążę Karol Stefan Habsburg z Żywca .....520 Karol hr. Lanckoroński .............524 Leon hr. Piniński ...............532 Pusłowscy w Krakowie .............534 Finansiści galicyjscy ..............536 „Zbieractwo krakowskie ............537 Między tradycją a lojalnością w Królestwie .......539 Aleksander Chodkiewicz .............539 Józef Kajetan Ossoliński .............540 Łukasz Dąmbski ................542 Potoccy z Wilanowa ..............544 Aleksander i Anna z Tyszkiewiczów hr. Potoccy . . 544 August i Aleksandra hr. Potoccy ........550 Stanislaw hr. Potocki ............554 Radziwiłłowie z Nieborowa ...........555 Michał Gedeon ks. Radziwiłł .........555 Michał Piotr ks. Radziwiłł ..........557 Łubieńscy ..................559 Tyszkiewiczowie ................562 Benedykt hr. Tyszkiewicz w Czerwonym Dworze ................562 Tyszkiewiczowie w Landwarowie, Połądze i Zatroczu ...............566 Pusłowscy w Królestwie .............567 Kossakowscy ................571 Seweryn hr. Uruski ...............573 Encore l ordre règne à Varsovie.............. 575 Cyprian Lachnicki...............576 Ignacy hr. Korwin-Milewski...........578 Wszyscy stawiają pałace i ja kazałem postawić... Mecenat burżuazji polskiej ...............582 Leopold Kronenberg i jego potomkowie ......598 Jan Gotlib Bloch ...............611 Henryk Grohman ...............615 Mathias Bersohn...............616 Wydawcy: Gebethner i Wolff, Mortkowicz, Przesmycki ................620 Zakończenie ..................635 Summary .................. .649 Bibliografia ..................653 Indeks osób ..................696 Spis ilustracji w tekście ............719 Spis ilustracji na płycie ............724 For Oneself, for One s Homeland, or for One s Descendants... Selected Problems of Cultural Patronage of Elites in the Polish Lands of the Nineteenth Century Summary It is commonly known and accepted violent attacks, published in the contem- that, when dealing with Polish culture of porary press, had they failed to fulfil their the 19th century and outstanding person- obligations. Even if not from conviction alities that contributed to its development, then at least by necessity or custom one there is a focus on patriotic requisites. In ought to support to some extend some so- that way, the great civilisation significance cial enterprises or initiatives of all varieties, of culture, and of patronage itself, is made From the mid-century, private patronage most significant. Cultural and scientific ceased to play a role of self-creation (al- institutions that were being established in though in many cases such elements were all three partitions were not only to fulfil to be found till the end of the century) in their statutory obligations but also to take order to satisfy cultural needs of the nation on the role of strongholds, to spread and without state . represent national competencies , to attest It should be remembered, however, that to the vitality of a nation without state , equal to this fighting patriotic patron- Undoubtedly, it is an important and pecu- age were non-aligned initiatives follow- liar feature of Polish culture in the 19th een- ing either from the interests of individual tury. Yet when attempt is made to provide a Maecenases or from the status of belonging comprehensive look at the period, it should to polite society and conventionalities, be remembered that it was not the only It should also be remembered that more attitude at that time, and what is more, it than once Polish elites were inspired by was not the dominant one. Through the the patronage of the Russians or Germans fates, choices and initiatives of individual and models from Petersburg, Berlin and Maecenases the author tried to present in Vienna. That role, looked upon favour- his book also the other side of the heroic ably in periods of relative freedom (e.g. the history of partitioned Poland. times of the Congress Kingdom or Galician Successive insurrections ended one by autonomy), after the defeat of the next up- one in bloody fiascos and harsh repres- rising was regarded as negative and became sions that affected also the civilisation the impulse for various social initiatives and heritage of the Polish nation for, among enterprises of open-minded individuals. In other things, they made patronage focus on Warsaw, especially after the 1830-1831 the preservation of mementos and legacy November Uprising had been quelled, the of the past generations. The majority of patronage bore fruit in the form of monu- researchers have noted this regularity that ments to tsarist commanders, and becom- under political threat the Polish culture was ing an element of repressions, it triggered increasingly assuming the form of national off the imperative to erect own Polish mon- manifestation. Considering the fact that the uments, raised by public subscription, both partitioning powers applied the martial law in churches and in the city itself. In one of to people and state-controlled public col- the most important Warsaw streets, only lections and institutions alike, all Polish several dozens of metres from a monument efforts were directed towards grass-roots of Warsaw Prince Paskievitch, was erected initiatives that were supposed to replace a second memorial, higher and more mon- the suppressed centres of arts and sciences, umental, to the prince of poets of Pol- This peculiar self-taxing went hand in hand ish Romanticism, poet Adam Mickiewicz, with the need to introduce into the com- Undoubtedly, however, both the patriot- mon consciousness the notion of an im- ic patronage and the one that was supposed perative service to the nation by the upper to be free of such manifestation in the Pol- classes that would have been subjected to ish reality, was more or less conditioned by political factors. Even lawful initiatives (that stimulated the phenomenon itself) defined the sphere of concessions and lib- was more to manifest their affluence than erties permitted to the subjugated nation to fulfil their aesthetical needs. After several by the authorities, while their extent re- decades, this type, so characteristic of the fleeted the current policy of the Romanovs, aristocratic leaders even at the beginning of Habsburgs or Hohenzollems towards the the 19th century (emulated by the nobility Poles. Like the legacy of the Czartoryskis and then by landed gentry) was adopted Puławy defined the ideological limits for by the bourgeoisie who developed its pecu- patriotic patronage in the first decades of liar forms. For this reason, it is sometimes the nineteenth century, actions of Prince difficult to distinguish between a peculiar Adam Jerzy and his descendants, already in breeding of artists for own use (to educate emigration, set the trend for collecting as them in order to make them court paint- a national service. Intermingling the stories ers or writers) and actual support for their of their own past with the history of their talents. This form was also the most safe homeland, the Czartoryskis, followed by in a changing political situation, since it other leading families, created sanctuaries neither attracted the attention of the par- of national memory and designated them- titioning authorities nor aroused suspicions selves as their upholders and depositaries of rebellious activity. for the future generations. The second, opposite form of patronage The research presented in the book en- was commonly described For Oneself and compasses - broadly understood - artistic One s Homeland. That was the very form life a key element of which was patronage, that became the essence of cultural foun- not limited to artworks alone, but includ- dations in the Polish lands in the period ing cultural, artistic and even scientific of partitions. There was a third type of institutions. Patronage made it possible to patronage between those two, For Oneself assemble and educate the elites of creators, and One s Descendants, most often driven to collect works of art, but also to protect by a concern for scientific or civilisational the civilisation heritage of the nation with- development of compatriots. It should be out state. Yet, regardless of their non- or noted straight away that because of the ideological roots, the artworks in this part 19љ-сепшгу changes these three types in- of Europe, no matter what the intentions of termingled, and even in the activity of one their patrons were, had special national val- Maecenas transmuted into extreme forms. ues attributed to. A work of art, or subsidy It seems, however, that the proposed clas- to an institution communicated a specific sification - which does not exclude but message and manifested the commitment complements the classifications in the lit- or its absence to the contemporary events, erature on the subject - is better suited to Apart from the synthetic depiction, the versatility of the whole phenomenon a new approach to the picture of the whole in question. Furthermore, by minimising phenomenon is to present it in the light a clear-cut, black and white approach, it of intents of the founders; the intentions makes it possible to understand various much more broad than patriotic stimuli, intentions of benefactors and social percep- To present the versatility and multifaceted- tion of their foundations depending on the ness of patronage, it was classified into political situation, when the forms innocent three main types, reflected in the title of of commitment were perceived as extremely the book. confrontational. The first part, For Oneself and One s New is also the idea to bring the patron- Friends, most traditional one, continued age of the partitioned authorities, in the the models that had been present in the broad sense of the term, into the sphere Polish lands for centuries, restricting the of interest, the patronage also ideologically fruit of their actions to the narrow circle committed, but with opposed purposes, of the founders, their family and friends, after the failure of the November Upris- The most direct form of this type of pa- ing. It was also a part of exercising power, tronage was to build an own residence and a manifestation of its capabilities and a way to commission artists to adorn it and to to emphasise its splendour, purchase its furniture, as well as to build Given the immensely rich collection of and decorate the own resting place. In the material to be found in the research on the latter case the patronage often determined cultural patronage in the 19th century, the social standing of the benefactor, while the present book cannot, naturally, claim an ostentatious consumerism in this regard a right to be its comprehensive survey. To make use ofall the sources and publications and an equal treatment of committed and on the 19th-century patronage, and on the non-committed patronage, then a descrip- patronage theory in general, is an ideal hard tion of all the three partitions together and or even impossible to attain. This would emigration cultural colonies , and finally rather need a catalogue of works scattered an attempt to diachronically present the about between capital and province. I.e., evolution of patronage in the Polish lands, the capital of each partition and the farthest The phenomenon of patronage was province. The research is therefore a presen- presented in the book on the examples of tation of the most important lines, univer- Maecenases active in the Polish lands. The sal types, within the political, financial and elites that included, according to a tradi- intellectual elites in the Polish lands from tional research perspective, the members the collapse of the Polish-Lithuanian Com- of Polish political establishment and of monwealth to the outbreak of the Great the greatest aristocratic houses: the Czarto- War. Offering numerous answers, the book ryskis, Zamoyskis, Radziwiłłs, Raczyńskis, thus raises several questions that are to Działyńskis. And also the elites of the par- be answered by future detailed studies, titioning powers. To indicate some of them, I would like Only in such a light is it possible to to draw attention to the blurred line be- perceive that, for instance, the patronage tween patronage and philanthropy and of the elites of the Polish Kingdom before their mutual intermingling. Philanthropy 1830 contributed to the unprecedented de- was not only a moral and religious dictate velopment of cultural infrastructure in this popular among the aristocracy, but also territory, and then to its almost total oblit- a social one. How is it possible to separate eration - even though the type of patronage between buying from an artist which ena- remained unchanged. The same territory, bles him to satisfy his basic needs or grant- only a few decades later, but purposes and ing him a scholarship and charity, when in results diametrically opposed. The answer all cases the end result was the same? is to be found in the very make-up of the The book is divided into two parts pre- contemporary elites that before the Novem- senting the state and social patronage in the ber Uprising consisted of Poles, while after Polish territories, from the legacy of King its failure replaced in majority by the Rus- Stanislaus Augustus Poniatowski s time, sian repressive apparatus. From then on till through the changing repressions after the the Galician autonomy, the mainstream of failure of the November Uprising to the end the Polish patronage would include private of the century. The chapters of the first part initiatives of social and intellectual elites, include also the reflections on emigrational and later on, in the second half of the cen- patronage, initiatives taken on behalf of the tury, also economic ones. Anyway, in the state and complementary social projects in case of the latter it would be problematic autonomous Galicia. In parallel with these to use the classifier of Polishness. fragments, there are studies of private en- Furthermore, narrowing down the sub- terprises undertaken by private patrons that ject to the elites only gives us the opportu- were stretched between the heritage of Prin- nity to seize the most important manifesta- cess Izabela Czartoryskas Puławy (patriotic tions of the patronage in the Polish lands, commitment) and the service of their own The point here, however, is not to note passions, like in the case of Michał Tysz- down and collect all its fruits but rather kiewicz (service to science - his collection to grasp attitudes and models to be fol- of Egyptian antiquities), or social custom lowed by all circles of the society. It was (philanthropic activity of Aleksandra Po- also a symptom of a current fashion trend tocka of Wilanów). and a desire to emulate great lords from Detailed reflections on the patronage Warsaw, Lwow or Poznan to create library in the Polish lands from the decline of in a manor, purchase a picture at a local the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth market or to care for the family souvenirs to the outbreak of the Great War would that only several decades earlier could have therefore take into consideration selected served as domestic appliances (e.g. material depictions by classic and contemporary to wrap up pats of butter or sausages). It authors and also the authors proposal to should be noted here that the attempt to introduce several key issues. They include record the phenomenon of patronage as the problem of patronage of the parti- a whole during such a dynamic century is tioning powers, generally excluded in the impossible and doomed to failure since it research on the patronage as the whole, would require the examination of both the jreground, i.e. the sources of these attitudes If there had been no Maecenas on the nd their realisations, and the background throne (Stanislaus Augustus Poniatowski at their followers in every remote part of the the end of the 18th century), there would iberniyas, districts or Regierungsbezirke in have been no Maecenases on the Polish three partitions: Russian, Prussian and lands, either among the aristocracy or his Aistrian. successors on the throne. It was him who set Equally important as the phenomenon of high standard below which it was a char- atronage itself and its fruits are the deter- ity rather than patronage . And finally, dnants that had influenced it, and above there would have been no political role of financial sources of undertaken initia- culture in the activity of the Lambert Hotel ves. Indeed, it is them that are a key to if there had been no relation on the Polish tderstand both the development of landed throne, or even a breaking up with him entry patronage at the beginning of the at the end of the First Republic that bore jntury and its demise at the century s end. fruit in the form of de facto royal Puławy ¿radoxically, it was the collapse of the state which, in turn, led to Paris, then to Krakow, at triggered off first economic changes. The libraries of the families of: Ossoliński, he most important factors were tsarist Zamoyski, Raczyński, Krasiński, Baworow- jnfiscations, suppressions of religious ski, Przezdziecki and dozens of others. Col- ■ders, and acquisition of Polish Crown lections of: the Czartoryskis, Lubomirskis, inds that made a significant part of land, Raczyriskis, Działyńskis, Pusłowskis and donging mainly to a small group of mag- hundreds of others, big and small. Sci¬ âtes. Those changed owners, and only to entific enterprises of: the Branicki family, ie benefit of one of the then-three stratum Dzieduszycki family and Tyszkiewicz fam- r the Polish nobility, i.e. the middle one. ily. Activities by the Kronenbergs, Blochs, his was of great consequence, both in eco- Epsteins, Grossmans, Bersohns and other omic and social spheres, and for cultural financial potentates, wanting to manifest in id national aspects. Many manor houses the field of culture not only their acquired at were built as a result of the change be- social standing, but also to attest their ad¬ irne potential centres of patronage: artistic aptation to the West-European civilisation »ne (building of manors and their furnish- circle. Associations and foundations, such igs, collecting) and cultural one (hiring of as the Józef Mianowski Found or the So- ■ivate tutors). ciety of Fine Arts and numerous museums Despite all those difficulties and con- are the most important determinants of .irions, the cultural legacy of the Polish the cultural patronage in the 19th-century 9th century seems to be very impressive, Polish lands. We should not forget, how- ideed. If we are to assess it only through ever, the official, state-controlled commis- lis prism, the opinion must remain ex- sions that also belonged to the same epoch smely positive. Enormous was the gritty and contribute to its heritage. The list of -termination with which the nation de- achievements could be expanded consid- -ived of its state created a cultural in- erably by references to the realizations of astructure alternative to the structure anonymous and known benefactors. Those r the partitioning powers, its dedication who served their homeland and those who, ■ rebuilt it after successive failures and sensitive to beauty, surrounded themselves estructions, creating new foundations by artistic objects for themselves and for : collections in the place of removed or their friends. All they, however, even if not îstroyed ones. That effort proved that in driven by the motto from Puławy: The Past :h an extreme situation both economic for the Future, were following its changed ■îvelopment and civilisation progress did version: The Present for the Future, self-de- Dt depend on yet another uprising but on termining a civilisation legacy of the Polish insistent work and dedication. people on the threshold of modern times.
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