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Księgozbiór Magdaleny Morskiej (1762-1847) w Bibliotece Ossolineum

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Sidorowicz-Mulak D.
Z Badań nad Książką i Księgozbiorami Historycznymi
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2018
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vol. 12
123-150
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Magdalena Morska, the owner of the Zarzecze residence, where she created a sentimental-romantic park and garden was a Polish aristocrat and keen organizer of cultural life in Galicia province of Poland. She donated a collection of 358 titles of books and periodicals in 1228 volumes to the Ossolineum Library in 1847. They were mostly books in French published between 1785-1835. In the article an overview of this collection is given. The collection consists mostly of belles-lettres, historical and political works. Also books on geography, especially itinerary accounts are vastly represented, as well as philosophy, including leading authors of European Enlightenment, books on art, poetry, drama, works on botanic and gardening. In Morska’s library there were also volumes of typically women’s literature of the period: romances, moralizing literature, educational books, language dictionaries and grammar manuals. In spite of a substantial book collection of count Morska, there was no separate library room in the Zarzecze palace.
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Dzieło Vesaliusa w oprawie Mistrza Dawida a problem początków księgozbioru króla Zygmunta Augusta

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Sidorowicz-Mulak D., Wagner A.
Roczniki Biblioteczne
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2015
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vol. 59
3-24
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The article focuses on a copy of Andreas Vesalius’ famous work De humani corporis fabrica libri septem (Basel, J. Oporinus, 1543), currently kept in the Wrocław Ossolineum. The authors examine first of all the fate of the book from the 16th century till the present, an analysis facilitated by e.g. Sylwester Roguski’s ownership note placed on the title page in 1586. Next, they analyse the binding made in Master David’s Kraków workshop. The analysis suggests that the book was purchased and then bound for Sigismund Augustus between 1543 and 1547. Consequently, it appears as the only known book from the king’s collection before it began to be systematically expanded in 1547 on a large scale.
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Sidorowicz-Mulak D., Franczyk-Cegła A.
Z Badań nad Książką i Księgozbiorami Historycznymi
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2019
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issue 13
387-393
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