Krakow 1901; Tow. Wydawnicze, Lviv. 18x22 cm, pp [2], 59, plates 16, hardback bookbinding, half cloth. Good condition (single stains of pages).
A pioneering work describing the characteristics of the unique architectural and artistic style that was formed in Zakopane at the end of the 19th century. The Zakopane style, inspired by traditional Podhale culture and native folklore, was created by Stanislaw Witkiewicz as an expression of the Polish national spirit.
Second edition, greatly enlarged, with numerous illustrations in the text and on separate plates. The plates include: The Chapel of John the Baptist made according to Witkiewicz's idea, lace in the Zakopane style, the house in Czeladz, the House under Jedlami.



