1934
gelatin silver print, 11.3 x 16.8 cm,
artist`s embossed stamp on the front, four stamps on the reverse, including a stamp of the Photographic Archives of the Tourist Department at the Ministry of Communication and stamped inscription "Poland in J. Bułhak`s Photographs" with hand-written number 2973 and title
vintage print

Bułhak was consistently pursuing his concept of Homeland Photography, documenting all the parts of Poland he could reach, capturing over ten thousand images. He propagated and put into practice the following idea: "the crucial and most noble task facing a man with a photographic camera is to create a full, true and beautiful `portrait` of his native land".