The rich artistic output of Erwin Czerwenka (1887–1970) follows the most important artistic trends of the first half of the 20^th century. A painter and draughtsman, experienced teacher and stained-glass designer, he actively participated in Cracow’s artistic life, engaging in social activities of the local artist’s union.

Both volumes include Papers in Honour of Catherine Puglisi (Part I and II)

Guest editors: Lisandra Estevez, Patricia Zalamea and William Barcham

Papers included in the volume concern subjects ranging from Opus Florentinum orphreys in the Hispanic Society of New York, meaning of Leonardo’s Salvator Mundi, identification of sitters depicted on portraits, paintings by Tintoretto in the ‘Sala d’Albergo’ in the Scuola di San Rocco in Venice to the picture collection of the 2^nd Earl de Grey at 4 St Jame’s Square in London.