On the 26th of January I decided to visit for the first time the San Diego Museum of Arts. When I came upon the museum which from a view was an astonishing piece of architectural exquisiteness. This extravagant building was amazingly distinguishable from all the other ill-rooted, stucco wall structures surroundings. I arrived at the admission desk and upon purchasing my 6$ ticket the young lady told me that there is an exhibition on Art in Poland. I was still thinking that the museum would display some works from Italy, France, Spain, and other well-known European art. Puzzled I asked...
history had been silenced for so many years. The art of Poland tells the story of a powerful and intriguing nation.

Polish individuality, intensity, grandeur, and love of display are particularly manifested in the armor, national dress, and funerary portraiture of the Baroque era in Poland. Also, these extraordinary and seldom-seen works of art in this exhibition reveal the complexity and luxury of the eastern and western cultures that affected creativity in Poland during the 16th through 18th centuries. It is a rare opportunity and a must for anyone who wishes a stunning experience and a complete art education.