lamus-dworski: “ Jan Matejko’s painting ‘Hołd pruski 1525’ (’Prussian Homage’) made alive in Kraków. The team of actors recreated the scene painted by the artist Jan Matejko in late 19th century. The painting depicts the artist’s allegorical vision...
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lamus-dworski: “ Jan Matejko’s painting ‘Hołd pruski 1525’ (’Prussian Homage’) made alive in Kraków. The team of actors recreated the scene painted by the artist Jan Matejko in late 19th century. The painting depicts the artist’s allegorical vision...
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lamus-dworski: “ Jan Matejko’s painting ‘Hołd pruski 1525’ (’Prussian Homage’) made alive in Kraków. The team of actors recreated the scene painted by the artist Jan Matejko in late 19th century. The painting depicts the artist’s allegorical vision...
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lamus-dworski: “ Jan Matejko’s painting ‘Hołd pruski 1525’ (’Prussian Homage’) made alive in Kraków. The team of actors recreated the scene painted by the artist Jan Matejko in late 19th century. The painting depicts the artist’s allegorical vision...
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lamus-dworski: “ Jan Matejko’s painting ‘Hołd pruski 1525’ (’Prussian Homage’) made alive in Kraków. The team of actors recreated the scene painted by the artist Jan Matejko in late 19th century. The painting depicts the artist’s allegorical vision...
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lamus-dworski: “ Jan Matejko’s painting ‘Hołd pruski 1525’ (’Prussian Homage’) made alive in Kraków. The team of actors recreated the scene painted by the artist Jan Matejko in late 19th century. The painting depicts the artist’s allegorical vision...
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lamus-dworski: “ Jan Matejko’s painting ‘Hołd pruski 1525’ (’Prussian Homage’) made alive in Kraków. The team of actors recreated the scene painted by the artist Jan Matejko in late 19th century. The painting depicts the artist’s allegorical vision...
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lamus-dworski: “ Jan Matejko’s painting ‘Hołd pruski 1525’ (’Prussian Homage’) made alive in Kraków. The team of actors recreated the scene painted by the artist Jan Matejko in late 19th century. The painting depicts the artist’s allegorical vision...
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lamus-dworski: “ Jan Matejko’s painting ‘Hołd pruski 1525’ (’Prussian Homage’) made alive in Kraków. The team of actors recreated the scene painted by the artist Jan Matejko in late 19th century. The painting depicts the artist’s allegorical vision...
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lamus-dworski: “ Jan Matejko’s painting ‘Hołd pruski 1525’ (’Prussian Homage’) made alive in Kraków. The team of actors recreated the scene painted by the artist Jan Matejko in late 19th century. The painting depicts the artist’s allegorical vision...
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Jan Matejko’s painting ‘Hołd pruski 1525’ (’Prussian Homage’) made alive in Kraków.

The team of actors recreated the scene painted by the artist Jan Matejko in late 19th century. The painting depicts the artist’s allegorical vision of a significant historical event from the Polish history when the Prussian Duke paid homage and swore allegiance to the Polish king Zygmunt (Sigismund) I the Old. The real event took place in 1525 on the Kraków’s Main Square. At that time Kraków was the Polish capital city.

Photos by E. Marchewka / via Krakow Experience.

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turbofanatic: “ Dragons are extraordinarily good mimics, escaping human predation by disguising themselves as common airliners, some even going so far as to sport crude copies of carrier logos. This makes them difficult to track, though most sources...
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Dragons are extraordinarily good mimics, escaping human predation by disguising themselves as common airliners, some even going so far as to sport crude copies of carrier logos. This makes them difficult to track, though most sources agree that the dragon population is critically endangered.

While there has been some success with halting large-scale dragon hunting, conservationists are still concerned about a recent spate of crashes in otherwise healthy adults.

Given that dragons communicate via radio signals and that most crashes occur near military radar stations, it is theorized that the radar may be disorienting the dragons. Investigations are still ongoing.

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