INTERCOMMUNICATIONS OF THE ART OF POLAND AND AZERBAIJAN

Cultural and commercial-economic communications of two countries go away with their roots in the XV century when from Azerbaijan to Poland were brought carpets, silk and cotton. Intercommunications in the sphere of literature and art reach the flourishing in the XIX century. In this time the whole row of literary monuments of Azerbaijan are translated into Polish language and on the contrary. On the boundary of the XIX-XX centuries in Baku there were working magnificent plead of Polish architects – Ioisef Goslavsky, Kazimir Scurevich, Iosif Ploshko, Yevgeniy Skibinsky the works of which decorate the historical centre of the city. The most active in the second half of the XX century were intercommunications in the sphere of fine and folk art. There are also considered examples of two-sided collaboration in the sphere of music, theatre and cinema