Mazowsze. Obraz Etnograficzny, Volume 5, by Oskar Kolberg and Wojciech Gerson, offers a detailed ethnographic portrait of the Mazovia region in Poland. Published in 1890, this volume is a valuable resource for understanding the folklore, customs, and traditions of the Mazovian people. Kolberg's meticulous research captures the essence of 19th-century Polish rural life, providing insights into the region's unique cultural identity.

This book explores various aspects of Mazovian culture, including folk music, rituals, costumes, and social practices. Enhanced by Gerson's artistic contributions, "Mazowsze" stands as a significant contribution to Polish ethnography, preserving the rich heritage of Mazovia for future generations. A must-read for anyone interested in Polish history, folklore, and cultural studies.

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