Get to know the workshop secrets of Netherlandish masters. What is invisible to the eye? What have the artists hidden from us? What were drawings for? Do the overlapping lines enable us to guess in which order the figures were drawn?

A teddy-bear in the Minotaur’s labyrinth, women of the Faras Gallery, Gierymski’s friendship with the sculptor Madeyski, Japonism in Boznańska’s oeuvre and the Spanish paths of Peiper – you’ll find all that in the 5th issue of the Journal of the NMW!

Following the success of the meetings in Germolles, Rome, New York, Barcelona and London, the next Experts' Meeting on Enamel on Metals Conservation will be held next week at the National Museum in Warsaw.

To be unveiled this Monday is a groundbreaking project based on a mobile application for the identification of lost works of art, able to identify a work of art in a matter of seconds using a smartphone or tablet.

The “Anything Goes” Museum project has been nominated for the 2016 Children in Museums Award. The statuette is awarded by the European Museum Academy and Hands On! International Association of Children in Museums.

Along with ministries of culture and european cultural institutions, the National Museum in Warsaw has collaborated with digital culture platform Europeana to contribute to a unique collection of 300 artworks that have helped define Europe’s art history.