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Award for contributions to Polonia
Nikifor Art show at Daemen College
Valerian Ruminski Nov 2011
Pulaski Parade 2011
Board Members 2017
Officers and Directors 2014
Wigilia 2011 - Polish Szopka
Polish Dolls..Kathleen Rumfola
Peter Jablonski Program
Polish Dolls
Polish Dolls..Kathleen Rumfola
International Doll Artist and Polish -American Decorative Painter Kathleen Fliss Rumfola is the maker of heirloom, hand painted, cloth Matryoshka marketed under the name of Artfully Elegant Folk Dolls.
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Józef Sławiński Slideshow
St. Joseph Calasanctius, 1973, sgraffito, 18' x 12'
The Graycliff Estate, Derby, NY
Father Justin and the Rosary Hour, 1967, sgraffito
Lobby, Chapel, St. Francis Conventual Residence, Athol Springs, NY
The Artist as Creator - Józef Sławiński, 1968, sgraffito
Daemen College, Amherst, NY
Buffalo Polonia - Józef Sławiński, 1973, sgraffito
Lobby, Erie County Medical Center, Buffalo, NY
Buffalo Polonia - Józef Sławiński, 1973, sgraffito
Lobby, Erie County Medical Center, Buffalo, NY
Stations of the Cross: IX & X, 1967, scratched tempera
The Chapel, St. Francis Conventual Residence, Athol Springs, NY
Saving Sławiński's sgraffito from destruction
St. Calasanctius Mural at Graycliff
Father Moczygeba welcoming Polish Immigrants to Texas, 1967, sgraffito
Lobby, the Chapel, St. Francis Conventual Residence, Athol Springs, NY
St. Maximillian Kolbe, 1967, sgraffito
Lobby, Chapel, St. Francis Conventual Residence, Athol Springs, NY
Stations of the Cross: VIII, 1967, sgraffito
The Chapel, St. Francis Conventual Residence, Athol Springs, NY
Last Supper, 1964, sgrafifito
Chapel of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart, Stella Niagara, Lewiston, NY
Baptism of Mieszko I, 1967, sgraffito
Lobby, Chapel, St. Francis Conventual Residence, Athol Springs, NY
Commodore Perry at Black Rock, 1969, sgraffito (detail)
Lobby, West Hertel Middle School, Buffalo, NY
Katyn Memorial, 1980, hammered copper
Entrance Lobby, City Hall, Buffalo, NY
Baptism of Mieszko I, 1997, hammered copper with gold
Baptistery, St. Joseph Cathedral, Buffalo, NY
Scenes from the Life of the Blessed Vergin, 1963, sgraffito
Presbytery, Church of the Assumption, Buffalo, NY
Maid of the Mist ... Legend, 1973, sgraffito, 20' x 9'
The Slawinski Gallery and Studio Sgraffito, 125 Buffalo Avenue, Niagara Falls, NY
City of Buffalo Seal, 1969, hammered copper
Office of the Mayor, City Hall, Buffalo, NY
Buffalo Polonia - Józef Sławiński, 1973, sgraffito
Lobby, Erie County Medical Center, Buffalo, NY
Altarpiece, 1967, sgraffito
The Chapel, St. Francis Conventual Residence, Athol Springs, NY
2013 Photos
Anthony Rudnick 'Bipoar Buffalo'
Polish Army Uniforms ( mundury)
Wigilia 2013
Silent auction
Wigilia 2013
Singing Christmas carols
Polonia Art show 2013
Wigilia 2013
Polish Army Uniforms ( mundury)
Wigilia 2013
Krystian Tkaczewski piano recital
Hailed as "Polish Virtuoso"( by Kosciuszko Foundation) Krystian Tkaczewski is pursuing his splendid piano career in the USA, Asia and Europe.
Barbara Klassa, Assistant Professor of History, University of Gdanski and 2013-2014 Visiting Kosciuszko Foundation
Presentor: Barbara Klassa, Assistant Professor of History, University of Gdanski and 2013-2014 Visiting Kosciuszko Foundation Teaching Fellow, Polish Studies Program, State University of New York at Buffalo
There was no Poland then - that is true. American people had their own problems to deal with - that is also true. But still Americans - or rather some of them - were interested in Polish history. What did they know about that? What did they think about Poland and Polish people during that particular period of time, when the United States continued to develop as a powerful country while Poland was wiped out of the map of Europe by the three partitioning powers?
There was no Poland then - that is true. American people had their own problems to deal with - that is also true. But still Americans - or rather some of them - were interested in Polish history. What did they know about that? What did they think about Poland and Polish people during that particular period of time, when the United States continued to develop as a powerful country while Poland was wiped out of the map of Europe by the three partitioning powers?
Wigilia 2013
Anthony Rudnick 'Bipoar Buffalo'
Wigilia 2013
Polonia Art Show 2013
Top row, left to right: Przemyslaw Moskal and Thomas Rojek.
Middle: Barbara Strzepka, Margaret Glowacki, and Chuck Peszynski.
In the front row are: Anna Gabryszak and Ellen Marszalkowski.
Middle: Barbara Strzepka, Margaret Glowacki, and Chuck Peszynski.
In the front row are: Anna Gabryszak and Ellen Marszalkowski.
Illustrated lecture on the Black Madonna of Czestochowa
Presentation on the Black Madonna in Czestochowa, Poland by Ralph and Cindy Baumgartner
Barbara Strzepka "Painting Polish Themes on Porcelain
Barbara Strzepka
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Nikifor Art Show
Nikifor Art Show
Nikifor Art Show at Towere Gallery - Haberman Gacioch Arts Center - Daemen College - Sept 2015
Nikifor Art Show
Nikifor Art Show at Towere Gallery - Haberman Gacioch Arts Center - Daemen College - Sept 2015
Nikifor Art Show
Nikifor Art Show at Towere Gallery - Haberman Gacioch Arts Center - Daemen College - Sept 2015
Nikifor Art Show
Nikifor Art Show at Towere Gallery - Haberman Gacioch Arts Center - Daemen College - Sept 2015
Death of Empires: a Multidisciplinary Conference on World War 1
Dr. Thomasz Pudlocki
Dr. Yaron Jean
Dr. Tomasz Pudlocki
Dr. Andrew Wise