Prusakowski
15 Nov 2009
History / Polish Atlantis (pre-war Warsaw, Poland in pictures). [38]
re "No idea which street is that, the building with the eagles is a corner of the now gone bank"
The bank built in 1912 - 17 as an example of Poland's early Modernist architecture is near Ulicza Sienkiewicza (off Marszalkowska) close'ish to Wedel's patisserie and chocolate shop.
The stone eagles were designed by Zygmunt Otto and from my last visit to Warsaw are still there at 'the bank under the eagles'.
re "No idea which street is that, the building with the eagles is a corner of the now gone bank"
The bank built in 1912 - 17 as an example of Poland's early Modernist architecture is near Ulicza Sienkiewicza (off Marszalkowska) close'ish to Wedel's patisserie and chocolate shop.
The stone eagles were designed by Zygmunt Otto and from my last visit to Warsaw are still there at 'the bank under the eagles'.