The even row of portrait photographs of Lower Silesian Nobel Prize winners displayed on the wall of the club Salon Slaski, or Silesian Salon, one of the city's magic places, right across the street from the Baroque main building of the Wroclaw University, is rather unorthodox as far as the standards of picture exhibitions go. Two of the laureates observe the coy interior of the club having assumed postures that are somewhat unusual for respectable learned men: hanging upside down. One of the two is Philipp Lenard, thecathode ray discoverer who subsequently developed the conception of creative "Aryan physics" as opposed to secondary and mendacious "Jewish physics".
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