Summary
Bronisław Buliński's six decades of dedication to preserving Poland's wooden architecture, including UNESCO-listed sites, exemplify the profound impact of expertise and commitment on cultural heritage conservation. His work, particularly in restoring churches and orthodox churches in south-eastern Poland, highlights the intersection of art history and practical preservation efforts. The study underscores how specialized knowledge and hands-on experience can rescue and maintain these monuments, ensuring their legacy for future generations.
Citation
Kurek, J. (2023). BRONISŁAW BULIŃSKI (1934–2021) SIXTY YEARS IN THE SERVICE OF SAVING MONUMENTS OF WOODEN ARCHITECTURE. Space&FORM, 2023(54), 139–152. https://doi.org/10.21005/pif.2023.54.e-01