Public Domain Day 2025 is a special celebration for the open knowledge community, marking the expiration of copyright protection for creators who passed away 70 years ago. Among internationally renowned figures like Frida Kahlo, Henri Matisse, and Robert Capa, we also recommend exploring works by Polish creators such as:
Wanda Bibrowicz (1878–1954) – a Polish artist and educator, known for her textile works and promoting craftsmanship.
Bolesław Biegas (1877–1954) – a Polish sculptor and painter, associated with symbolism and known for his unique sculptures and portraits.
Wacław Borowski (1885–1954) – a Polish painter and graphic artist, recognized for his neoclassical style and book illustrations.
Tadeusz Styka (1889–1954) – a Polish painter, best known for his portraits and allegorical paintings.
Leon Schiller (1887–1954) – a prominent Polish theater director and composer, a key figure in Polish theater history.
Jan Adam Maklakiewicz (1899–1954) – a Polish composer, conductor, and music critic, known for his work in developing modern Polish music.
Zofia Nałkowska (1884–1954) – a Polish writer and publicist, famous for her novel Medallions, which addresses the atrocities of World War II.
Władysław Umiński (1865–1954) – known as the "Polish Jules Verne," he was a prolific writer of adventure and science fiction literature for young readers.
Ludomir Michał Rogowski (1881–1954) – a Polish composer and conductor, known for his symphonic works and contributions to Polish classical music.
Their contributions now belong to the public domain, fostering creative reuse and cultural enrichment worldwide.
Bolesław Biegas w pracowni
Zofia Nałkowska
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