On 23 June 2025 the annual meeting of the Scholarship Committee took place in Kraków at the Polish Academy of Learning.

(left, nearest): prof. Andrzej Borowski (chairman of the Scholarship Committee),
Piotr Piniński (president of the Lanckoronski Foundation), prof. Wojciech Krawczuk (Jagiellonian University).
(right, nearest): prof. Leszek Ziątkowski (University of Wrocław),
prof. Bogusław Dybaś (Nicolaus Copernicus University of Toruń),
prof. Maria Marcinkowska‑Rosół (Adam Mickiewicz University of Poznań),
prof. Kazimierz Lewartowski (Warsaw University), prof. Marcin Fabiański (Polish Academy of Learning).
The first meeting of the Lanckoronski Foundation’s Project Committee took place on 23 April 2025 at the Ossolineum in Wrocław. In conjunction with the Council of the Lanckoronski Foundation, the Committee is responsible for deciding upon applications for the financing of new projects submitted annually to the Foundation.

from right: Professor Michał Haake of the University of Poznań, Professor Bogusław Dybaś of the University of Toruń, Dr Dorota Sidorowicz chairman of the Project Committee and vice-director of the Ossolineum for the Ossolineum Library, Piotr Piniński president of the Lanckoronski Foundation, Renata Łukaszewska the editor-in-chief of the Ossolineum Publishing House, Joanna Błoch vice-director of the Ossolineum for the Museum of the Princes Lubomirski.
On the 27 February 2025 a press conference and gala evening were held at the Royal Castle in Warsaw to celebrate the re-opening of The Lanckoronski Gallery.
From 28 February The Lanckoronski Gallery will be open to the public in a new arrangement. The works of art, including the two Lanckoronski Rembrandts, have been on show for many years on the castle’s ground floor, and now they have been been enriched by a new section dedicated to Italian art.
The principal works on display comprise the donation of Professor Karolina Lanckorońska, the last member of a family which for generations collected one of the greatest private collections in Europe. Part of her donation includes paintings formerly belonging to the last King of Poland, Stanislas August Poniatowski. Of them the most valuable are two works by Rembrandt van Rijn: A Girl in a Picture Frame and The Scholar by a Lectern. There are also portraits of members of the Lanckoroński family as well as their Rzewuski ancestors.
Photographs: The Royal Castle in Warsaw © B.Wronka.
On 30 January 2025 in the Ossolineum’s National Library in Wrocław was held the 9th meeting of The Provenance Working Group on the subject of The Lanckoronski Library.
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This was followed by a promotion of the book Historical Libraries of Ethnic and Religious Minorities which was sponsored by The Lanckoronski Foundation.
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Afterwards, a co-operation agreement between The Ossolineum and The Lanckoronski Foundation concerning the future management of the Foundation’s projects (not including scholarships), was signed by the director of the Ossolineum Dr Łukasz Kamiński, and the president of The Lanckoronski Foundation Piotr Piniński.
At Lwów University, on 13 December 2023, to celebrate the 125th anniversary of the birth of professor Karolina Lanckorońska, a lecture and discussion was held with the students entitled “Karolina Lanckorońska, the first female Associate Professor of the University of Lwów”.

from left: Consul Bartosz Szeliga
(Director of the Department for the Polish Diaspora at the Polish Consulate in Lwów),
Dr Wiktoria Malicka (representative of the Ossolineum for foreign cooperation),
Prof. Wołodymyr Kaczmar (Vice-Rector of the University of Lwów
for matters academic, social and developmental),
Prof. Rusłan Siromskyj
(Dean of the Department of History at the University of Lwów).
In the Refectory of the Ossolineum, on 23 November 2023, was held a promotion of two books co-financed by the Lanckoronski Foundation: “Decyzje Bora” (a biography of General Tadeusz Bor-Komorowski), and “Irena z Lamezan-Salins Komorowska – Malarstwo” (a biography and catalogue of the paintings of Irena Komorowska, the general’s wife).

(from left)
Dr Anna Kalinowska (co-author of the book on Irena Komorowska),
Dr Magdalena Białonowska (co-author of the book on Irena Komorowska),
Zbigniew Gluza (president of the KARTA Foundation),
Dr Dorota Sidorowicz-Mulak (vice-director of the Ossolineum),
Adam Komorowski (son of Gen. Bor-Komorowski),
Wojciech Rodak, (editor of the book “Decyzje Bora”),
Piotr Piniński (president of the Lanckoronski Foundation).