Drowning of Marzanna by Edmund Bartłomiejczyk (1938)

Night woodcut of villagers with a straw effigy at a river footbridge, a dog nearby, and torchbearers in the background.

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A woodcut-style print titled Drowning of Marzanna, made by Edmund Bartłomiejczyk in 1938. Figures in dark coats and hats carry a large straw effigy toward the water at night, while a dog runs along a wooden footbridge and a procession of villagers with torches moves through the background past bare trees and cottages.

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