SUNDAY TOUR by Adolph Menzel (1815—1905). The Tireless Observer

6.15 p.m.
visiting the exhibition [Adolph Menzel (1815—1905). Tireless Observer] (https://www.mnw.art.pl/wystawy/adolph-menzel-18151905-niestrudzony-obserwator,277.html) with guides and guides from the Department of Education

[Adolph Menzel (1815—1905). Tireless observer] (https://www.mnw.art.pl/wystawy/adolph-menzel-18151905-niestrudzony-obserwator,277.html)” is the first monographic exhibition in Poland dedicated to one of the most outstanding artists of the 19th century. It shows Menzel as an attentive observer of the world, a creator who freely approached both historical and contemporary subjects, and also masterfully operated with painting and graphic techniques. The exhibition allows you to trace the development of his work — from early artistic experiments, through famous performances of the era of Frederick II, to studies of light and motifs taken from everyday life in mature age. Its important element is also a reflection on the history of the works of art themselves and their provenance, showing the complex fate of museum collections after the Second World War.

Deadline: Sunday, 13 September 2026, 11 a.m.
Duration: approx. 80 min
For whom: youth, adults, seniors
Venue: Gathering in the Main Hall
Rules of participation: [tickets at the price of 35 and 25 zł available online] (https://bilety.mnw.art.pl/wydarzenie.html?idl=1&idg=16) and at the box office from Tuesday — two weeks before the event/ number of places limited
Accessibility: no architectural barriers, induction loop, silence room available in the 19th Century Gallery on the 1st floor, possibility to rent sound-absorbing headphones

[We invite you to familiarize yourself with the full program accompanying the exhibition] (https://www.mnw.art.pl/edukacja/programy-do-wystaw-czasowych/adolph-menzel-18151905-niestrudzony-obserwator/)

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Jan Veth, Adolph Menzel at work, 1897, lithograph, paper, National Museum in Warsaw