After the bestseller The Best City in the World, the author wrote his second biography. Bohdan Pniewski was probably the most influential architect in Poland of the 20th century - his excellent relations with the authorities (he designed mainly public buildings) began as early as the time of the Sanacja regime, and - surprisingly enough - remained just as good in the People’s Republic of Poland. Piątek wonders how Pniewski managed to gain fame and popularity - was his talent enough? A book in co-production with the Grand Theatre-National Opera.
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Book in Polish only
