Tag Archives: Middle Ages
Workshops in the National Museum
| On Jan20,2019On Saturday we hosted workshops inspired with medieval textiles in the Ciołek Palace in Kraków.
+ więcejA house and its inhabitants in the Middle Ages.
| On Oct15,2018
We invite you to a lecture by dr Maria Molenda entitled „A house and its inhabitants in the Middle Ages”, that will take place on 11.06.2015 in the Stanisław Fischer Museum in Bochnia, at the 20 Rynek str, at 19:25. The lecture is an element of a scientific session entitled „New Middle Ages”, which begins at 16:00. Read the whole programme.
+ więcejEarly Fashion Charm exhibition
| On Oct15,2018
From August to October the first exhibition in the House of History was open. On it we’ve presented the recreated early garments. Starting with the Middle Ages, ending with the late 19th century, the visitors could have emraked on a journey through eras gone-by.
+ więcejThe Early Fashion Charm Exhibition in Krosno!
| On Oct09,2018
On 30th and 31st July we cordially invite you to the Piwnica Pod Cieniami of the Crafts Museum in Krosno, where our exhibition Early Fashion Charm will be available – with garments from medieval to 19th-century!
+ więcejNomina Rosae at the Saint Margaret Fair.
| On Sep07,2018On July 24th another saint Margaret fair took place in Nowy Sącz. During the fair the Nomina Rosae Foundation presented some historical creations from its Atelier as a part of the “After fashion through ages” – garments from medieval through Renaissance and Baroque to 19th-century creations.
+ więcejFashion Time Machine
| On Sep05,2018
As a part of Culture Voucher organized by Lesser-Poland Culture Centre SOKÓŁ in Nowy Sącz you’ll have an opportunity to set off on a journey to the Middle Ages with our Fashion Time Machine. Classes are dedicated to organized groups of children, young people and adults as well as to indivudals and families with children. Culture Voucher is a programme of funding of workshops and cultural events, carried out by local institutions of culture due to the initiative of authorities
+ więcejGentleman’s portrait. Fashionable man of the Middle Ages and of the Renaissance – continuation or contradictions?
| On Sep04,2018
Fashionable man of the Middle Ages and of the Renaissance – continuation or contradictions? A lecture by dr Maria Molenda, which took place on 2 October in the Gallery in Sukiennice. It was the first part of the new series, dedicated to men’s fashion.
+ więcejFashion Reigns! The fourth meeting
| On Sep04,20189 września odbyło się czwarte spotkanie w ramach cyklu Moda króluje! realizowanego przez Fundację Nomina Rosae dla Muzeum Historycznego Miasta Krakowa. Zwiedzający obejrzeli baśniowy spektakl “Legenda o czarodziejskim płaszczu” oraz pokaz mody średniowiecznej z elementami tańca dawnego. Odwiedzili także pracownię krawców średniowiecznych i przymierzalnię ubiorów. Najmłodsi chętnie wzięli udział w warsztatach projektowania ubiorów oraz tańców dawnych. W spotkaniu wystapili: Katarzyna Borstyn, Julia Borstyn, Urszula Czechanowska-Wolak, Anna Krajewska, Kaja Lipińska, Andrzej Mężyk, Elżbieta Mężyk, Maria Molenda, Rafał Pawłowski, Katarzyna Sanocka, Maciej
+ więcejFashion reigns! The third meeting
| On Sep04,201812 sierpnia 2012 w Barbakanie odbyło się trzecie spotkanie w ramach programu poświęconego modzie w średniowieczu realizowanego przez Fundację dla Muzeum Historycznego Miasta Krakowa. W pięknej przestrzeni zabytkowego obiektu pojawiła wystawa dawnych ubiorów, warsztat średniowiecznych krawców, można było wysłuchać krótkich prezentacji historycznych, przymierzyć ubiory, a najmłodsi wzięli udział w warsztatach.
+ więcejFashion reigns! Meeting medieval fashion
| On Sep04,2018On Sunday, 15th July in the Barbican in Kraków the second meeting within the “Likeable Middle Ages!” programme – by the Historical Museum of Kraków – dedicated to the fashion of the period, has taken place. Its participants took part in the talks given by Beata Biedrońska-Słotowa and dr Maria Molenda, met medieval tailors, tried on early attires, the youngest attended a workshop that gave them the opportunity to create their own dolls and clothing for them, inspired by the
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