"The mythic figure 'Politvarus' combines the names of three soiltilling (non-predator) nations: Poland, Lithuania, and Rus (the present Ukraine). Beneath the galloping 'Politvarus' streaks the lightning of swift resolve. The drawing (more than likely destroyed in the bombing of Warsaw in WWII) is a sketch for a sculpture that was never completed" - from the book "Struggle: The Art of Szukalski" (2000).
Politwarus was conceived as a tribute to the historical Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and to the victorious Battle of Warsaw of 1920 - this amazing monument had Józef Piłsudski's face and was to be located in Warsaw on Saxon Square.
