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The Rhythm sculpture (or "In the Bath")

The Rhythm sculpture (or "In the Bath")

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The Rhythm sculpture (or "In the Bath")

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Location: Warszawa, Warsaw, Masovian Voivodeship, Poland

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1. Wilanów Palace – Excellent bike path loop from Warszawa Stadion

33.6km

02:05

70m

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2. Gassy–Karczew Ferry – Imberfal Weir loop from Warszawa Wschodnia

58.8km

03:49

130m

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3. Port Czerniakowski – Świętokrzyski Bridge loop from Grochów-Południowy

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01:13

60m

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Mr.O.

May 22, 2024

It is located by the lake in the eastern part of Skaryszewski Park. It shows a woman in a dancing pose with her arms raised and fabric flowing from her body. It was made by Henryk Kuna. "Rythm" became the program work of the artistic group of the same name to which the author belonged.

The first version of the sculpture was made of ebony wood in 1922 and today is in the National Museum in Warsaw. In 1925, a marble version was created, exhibited at the International Exhibition of Decorative Arts and Contemporary Industry in Paris (today it stands in the Polish embassy in France). Additionally, two more brass castings were made. One of them stands today in the National Museum in Poznań. The second one was officially unveiled on December 7, 1929 in Skaryszewski Park by the then mayor of Warsaw, Zygmunt Słomiński.

In January 2007, the sculpture underwent renovation. It turned out that most of it was made of brass, and not bronze as previously thought. Conservation included the statue and the plinth. There were traces of bullets left on it - most likely from the period of the Warsaw Uprising.
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Who would have thought that there are three copies, including one in the French embassy!

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The Rhythm sculpture (or "In the Bath")

1. Wilanów Palace – Excellent bike path loop from Warszawa Stadion

2. Gassy–Karczew Ferry – Imberfal Weir loop from Warszawa Wschodnia

3. Port Czerniakowski – Świętokrzyski Bridge loop from Grochów-Południowy

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