Bruno Schulz - an outstanding Polish writer, a classic of literature of the 20th century, who died during the Second World War, appears in the “Treatise on Mannequins” as a brilliant stylist, innovator, subtle psychologist, soulful contemplator and deep philosopher. The intimate world of man, seen by the writer, saturated with experiences of the beauty of life and jealousy for the passing of time, is transformed by Bruno Schulz into a wonderful cosmos, endowed with timeless coordinates and luminous power. The book was compiled and translated by Leonid Tsyvyan, a famous translator, awarded the Order of Merit for Polish Culture. In “Treatise on Mannequins” For the first time, all of the writer’s fiction is presented.