Part I – The Museum
Piotr Rypson, Gallery of 20th and 21st Century Art
Piotr P. Czyż, Works by Ignacy Łopieński and an Album of Drawings by Alfred Schouppé, Lost in the Second World War, Return to the National Museum in Warsaw
Part II – Ancient Art
Monika Dolińska, The Temple in the Valley
Andrzej Reiche, Kuwaiti-Polish Archaeological Research in Northern Kuwait in 2007–2012
Janina Wiercińska, The Numismatic Collection of Dr Władysław Semerau-Siemianowski in the National Museum in Warsaw
Tomasz Górecki, Hand (Portable) Candelabrum from a Byzantine Church in Athribis in Egypt
Part III – Attribution and Technological Research on Old Master Paintings and Drawings
Grażyna Bastek, Barbara Łydżba-Kopczyńska, Elżbieta Pilecka-Pietrusińska, Iwona Maria Stefańska, Technological Examination of the Warsaw and Boston Versions of The Holy Family with Saint John and Saint Catherine by Gianfrancesco Penni
David Love, Gianfrancesco Penni: A Biographical and Iconographic Introduction to His Two Versions of The Holy Family with Saint John and Saint Catherine
Paul Joannides, Gianfrancesco Penni’s Two Versions of The Holy Family with Saint John and Saint Catherine
David Love, The Currency of Connoisseurs: The History of Two Versions of The Holy Family with Saint John and Saint Catherine by Gianfrancesco Penni
Piotr Borusowski, Lost and Found. The Drawing of Joan of Arc by Peter Paul Rubens at the National Museum in Warsaw
Part IV – Art of the Twentieth and Twenty First Century
Tomasz Jeziorowski, “Central Industrial Region – a Painter’s Reportage 1938.” Rafał Malczewski’s Industrial Landscapes from the Collection of the National Museum in Warsaw
Agata Pietrasik, Mourning Does Not Become Electra. On the (Non)memory of War in the Work of Felicjan Szczęsny Kowarski
Magdalena Anna Nowak, From Object to Documentation. The New Media Collection at the National Museum in Warsaw
Part V – Shorter Notices
Joanna A. Tomicka, A Permanent Temporary Exhibition: A Discussion about Exhibiting Prints at the CODART ZESTIEN Congress
Marcin Romeyko-Hurko, The National Museum in Warsaw Participates in the Partage Plus Project
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