Południe. A Monthly Magazine Devoted to Art and Art Criticism, 1921–1924 [4 issues]

Południe. A monthly magazine devoted to art and art criticism / Vilnius 1901–1924 / Published by the Vilnius Society of Artists and Visual Artists / Issue 1 / September 1921, Issue 3 / 1922, Issue 4/1922, Issue 1/1924 / softcover / p. 48, p. 67, p. 64, p. 74 / black-and-white illustrations / good condition: minor creases, tears, and scuffing on the edges of the covers; slight yellowing of the cover edges; soiling on the covers; issue 1/1924 has a bent spine, spine broken; in issue 4/1922, provenance stamps on the title page, minor soiling on p.

“Południe,” a Polish art magazine devoted to art and art criticism, published from 1920 to 1925 in Vilnius. It was founded on the initiative of the Vilnius Society of Visual Artists as its official publication. Over time, a Warsaw branch of the journal was also established, headed by Janina Orynżyna, who was also among the authors publishing in it. The editorial board included, among others, Jerzy Hoppen, Czesław Kowalski-Wierusz, Marian Lalewicz, Janina Orynżyna, Mieczysław Schulz, Ludomir Sleńdziński, Stojan Stefanowski, Władysław Tatarkiewicz, Stanisław Woźnicki, and Stefania Zahorska. Contributors to the quarterly included, among others, Henryk Cepnik, Stanisław Cywiński, Adam Dobrodzicki, Waldemar George, Wacław Husarski, Juliusz Kłos, Jan Alfred Lauterbach, Tadeusz Oryng, Jerzy Siennicki, Wacław Studnicki, and Paweł Wędziagolski.