1. KAZIMIERZ WISZNIEWSKI (1894 - 1961) Poręba
woodcut, paper; 20 x 18 cm (clear passe-partout).
2. Bogna Krasnodębska-Gardowska (1900 - 1986), Spłoszone Konie
woodcut, paper; 23 x 18 cm (świetle passe-partout).
3. LEON KOSMULSKI (1904 - 1952) - Tyniec
woodcut, paper; 17 x 13 cm (clear passe-partout).
4. STEFANIA DRETLER-FLIN (1909 - 1994) Summer
woodcut, paper; 16 x 11 cm (clear passe-partout).
5. Walery ELJASZ-RADZIKOWSKI (1841-1905), Rider at the gallop, 1880
woodcut, paper; 14 x 20 cm (clear frame);signed and dated on plate l. d.: Walery Eljasz 1880.
6. Antoni Drożdżeński (ca.1850 - ?), Village In Galicia
woodcut, paper 14 x 21 cm in light passe - partout, sig. On panel p.d. "ADrożdzenski"
Antoni Drożdżenski born around 1850 in Kąty, Galicia. He studied at the School of Fine Arts in Cracow from 1873 to 1880, and was active in Cracow and from 1899 in Warsaw. He created landscapes in oil, drawing and graphics. He exhibited at TPSP in Cracow and at TZSP in Warsaw. In the Drawing Room of the National Museum of Art there is his "Landscape with Trees and Fence". In the Museum in Sanok "Water Mill." A reproduction of his work titled. "Type of a Woman" shown in The World in 1899, p. 501.
7. Adrian Głębocki(1833-1905), Legend of St. Francis,1880
woodcut, 11 x 13 cm in light passe - partout, signed on plate l.d. "Adrian Głębocki"
8. Zdzisław Gedliczka (1888-1957), Jabłonka,1928
woodcut, paper 20 x 14 cm (in light of passe - partout), Graphic from portfolio "Czartak. Cracow 1928.
9. Ksawery Pillati (1843-1902), Almsgiving,1880
woodcut, 16 x 12 cm in light passe - partout, signed on panel l.d. "Xawery Pilatti"
