That depends. First class has always been eclectic, and those sitting in first on flights to Poland may well have been diplomats from around the world.
This is off-topic though. Why not post some art instead?
There were no black flying attendants at that time in PLL LOT, so this lady is white and only well tanned and serving was her job (extremely well paid for that time).
Nice one. The sky is clouded but the sun rays break through the clouds behind the artist and light those houses in the background. I like such contrasts.
PS. In my youth, more exactly at uni, I decided to try out my painting skills. That was the time of my religious revival so I copied the famous Black Madonna portrait onto a piece of paper with oil paints. The effect was horrible - a primitive artist like Nikofor painted better.
To celebrate today's special day - "Pączek z konfiturą" by Sebastian Talar (oil on wood panel, 20 x 20 cm, 2016) :))):
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The effect was horrible - a primitive artist like Nikofor painted better.
You can't suddenly start painting at university age without any previous training and expect great results :))) To paint well you have to first learn to draw at all and then it takes a lot of practice to do it well.
Also:
the famous Black Madonna portrait onto a piece of paper with oil paints
1. Paper isn't the best for oil painting. Primed canvas or primed wood panels are much better. 2. In order to paint with oil paints you have to know the basics on how to do it. 3. People are one of the most difficult subjects to draw/paint. It's better for beginners to start with something simpler, imho, in order not to get discouraged and to learn the basics.
In other words - you can't just decide out of the blue to climb Mount Everest without any prior experience in climbing and expect not to die in the process :)))) 😉