Stanisław Przybyszewski Series
May 7, 1868 – November 23, 1927
This writer, poet, playwright, and publicist gained renown in the international artistic circles of Berlin. His early works introduced foundational themes that would characterize his entire oeuvre: individualism, the metaphysical and social status of the creative individual, the fate of geniuses, and the meaning of their attributed "degeneration" and "illness." He continued to present his philosophical views in numerous essays, later collected into volumes, exploring the paths of the soul and the essence of expressionism.






