Kraszewski Jozef Ignacy/ Okruszyny. Collection of poems, treatises and pictures vol. I-III/ Lviv 1876/ Bookstore of Gubrynowicz and Schmidt/ series: Collection of Novels by J. I. Kraszewski, vol. 97, 98, 99/ second edition/ bookbinding in half leather, five-panel spine with convex scrolls underlined with ornaments, embossed and gilded titulature and numbering of volumes in three fields, dotted page trims/ pp. 149 (vol. I), 157 (vol. II), 158 (vol. III)/ good+ condition, rubbing and minor soiling to binding, small loss on back cover, ownership signatures on front pastedown, cracked block at front pastedown, dusty page edges
Second edition of a three-volume collection of genre-diverse prose and reflective works, showing both the author's literary imagination and his historical and social interests. This publication is a kind of "literary melting pot" - a testament to Kraszewski's creative range, who was able to combine lyricism with humor, pathos with social reflection, and personal reverie with literary creation.
Jozef Ignacy Kraszewski - one of the most prolific writers in the history of Polish literature. During 57 years of creative work, he wrote 232 novels, of which 144 were works on social, moral and folk themes, and 88 - on historical themes. In total, his oeuvre comprises some 600 volumes, not counting edited journals, numerous articles and extensive private correspondence.



