On 20 June 2023 the annual meeting of the Scholarship Committee took place in Kraków at the Polish Academy of Learning.

(left, nearest): prof. Bogusław Dybaś (Nicholas Copernicus University of Toruń), Piotr Piniński (president of the Lanckoronski Foundation),
prof. Andrzej Borowski (chairman of the Scholarship Committee), Wioletta Kania (assistant secretary of the Committee).
(right, nearest): prof. Edward Dąbrowa (Jagiellonian University of Kraków),
dr Hubert Kowalski (director of the Warsaw University Museum),
prof. Marcin Fabiański (Polish Academy of Learning), prof. Leszek Ziątkowski (University of Wrocław).
(remaining members): prof. Elżbieta Wesołowska (Adam Mickiewicza University of Poznań),
prof. Kazimierz Lewartowski (Warsaw University), Katarzyna Dzięgło (secretary of the Committee).
Under the patronage of the Lanckoronski Foundation a conference was held on 6 June 2023 in the Pomorze Library in Szczecin entitled “Count Leon Piniński and his Passions”, together with the presentation of the Count Leon Piniński Award for Knowledge of Roman Law.

(1st row from left): prof. Ewelina Cała-Wacinkiewicz,
prof. Kinga Flaga-Gieruszyńska, Przemysław Wraga,
prof. Agnieszka Borysowska. dr Krzysztof Szczycielski, dr Ernest Bodura.
(2nd row from left): prof. Katarzyna Jaworska Biskup,
prof. Renata Świrgoń-Skok, dr Renata Wiaderna-Kuśnierz,
dr Wojciech Kosior.
On 18 October 2022 the 150th anniversary of the Polish Academy of Learning took place in Kraków in the Auditorium Maximus of the Jagiellonian University.

(1st row, left to right) Jerzy Muzyk, deputy mayor of the City of Kraków,
Artur Buszek, deputy charmain of Kraków City Council,
Jarosław Gracel, chairman of the Board of Astor plc,
Piotr Piniński, president of the Lanckoronski Foundation,
Wojciech Kolarski, secretary of state in the Chancellery of the Polish President.
The conference entitled
„Historical Libraries of Religious and Ethnic Minorities”
took place on 22-23 September 2022 at the Ossolineum in Wrocław.

From the left: (row 1) Piotr Piniński, president of the Lanckoronski Foundation,
Dr Dorota Sidorowicz-Mulak, vice-director of the Ossolineum,
(row 2) Professor Krzysztof Stopka, director of the Museum of the University of Kraków,
Monika Agopsowicz, member of the Board of the Foundation for the Culture and Heritage of Polish Armenians,
Father Marek Miławicki OP, vice-director of the Dominican Historical Institute in Kraków.
„Historical Libraries of Religious and Ethnic Minorities”
took place on 22-23 September 2022 at the Ossolineum in Wrocław.
„Karolina Lanckorońska. In the Service of Science and Poland”
took place at the Ossolineum in Wrocław on 21 September 2022.
The Wawel Royal Castle in Kraków held a joint opening of two exhibitions, entitled ‘Masterpieces from the Lanckoroński Collection’ and ‘The New Royal Treasury’, on 30 June 2022.
Amongst those paintings from the Lanckoroński Collection which after the Second World War were sold on the European art market, are three, kindly lent by their present owners for the first of the two exhibitions. They are: Saint George and the Dragon by Paolo Uccello (owned presently by the National Gallery in London), acquired originally by Count Karol Lanckoroński prior to 1892; Portrait of a 21 year-old Woman by a follower of Bartholomaeus Bruyn the Elder (today the property of the Ackland Art Museum in Chapel Hill), purchased by the count in 1885 at an auction of the possessions of his close acquaintance, the artist Hans Makart, who died in 1884; and A Group in a Park by Barend Graat, earlier in the collection of the last King of Poland, Stanislas August (now belonging to the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam). All three were amongst the most outstanding works which once belonged to the Viennese collection of the Lanckoroński family.
Guests were also invited to visit the Wawel’s third exhibition, entitled ‘Wyczółkowski Found’, presenting the painting A Highland Girl, sometimes also called A Country Lass in a Yellow Shawl, which was stolen during the Second World War having been earlier donated to the Royal Castle as part of the Wawel Foundation of Count Leon Piniński, founded in 1931.
of which the Lanckoronski Foundation was patron.
University of Szczecin, 14 June 2022.