Image:1.1.1-Settlement-1

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           Jan Matejko, 1096 Reception of Jews in Poland, oil study, 1889. 

       This large-scale painting by the outstanding Polish historicist artist Jan Matejka is part of his large painting series dedicated to the history of civilization in Poland. The painting, commissioned by Arnold Rappaport, a Jewish lawyer and politician from Kraków, depicts an imaginary meeting in Kraków of Jews who fled Central Europe during the First Crusade (on the left side of the picture) with the Polish prince Władysław I Herman (sitting in the center of the picture), who is said to have granted them refuge in Polish lands.

Kind	Image
Region	Galicia
Source	Royal Castle Museum in Warsaw

       Time Period(s) 
       Before 17721772-1914

       Topics

• Migration and Diaspora
• Jews and Their Surrounding

       Image ID: 1.1.1-Settlement-1 
       
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