Aleksander Gierymski is one of Poland’s most renowned 19th-century painters. It so happens that the most famous works of this famous painter concern Polish- Jewish themes. They are titled Holiday of the Trumpets, A Jewish Woman with Oranges and A Jewish Woman with Lemons. The Jewish aspect of the images is provided, naturally, by the Jews, and the Polish aspects by the Polish Jews, and the few Polish non-Jews, the landscape, and the artist himself. The illustrative aspect of Gierymki’s art, significant in his body of work and essential for his artistic development, today remains largely unknown to the wider public. But once, in the second half of the 19th century, this work not only familiar, but also very popular, mostly due to being published in the form of original prints, created in wood engraving technique, for the purposes of contemporary illustrated journals. These works by Gierymski – over 100 of them, and mostly Judaica – are the property of the Żyd Niemalowany Foundation. Over the past three years, we have displayed them at seven exhibitions in Poland: in Bialystok (twice), Częstochowa (once), Warsaw (three times) and Ostróda (once).