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Portrait of a lady in black

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a film about Aleksandra Potocka who thought that the Poles should eat herrings only…

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Proprietors of the palace: from a king to a custodian

The Wilanów Palace, its beautiful gardens and buildings located in the park as well as the amassed works of art all constitute records of history. The venue commemorates Jan III, a warrior-king and at the same time a lover of books and paintings, a well-educated patron of art vividly interested in science. His memory was kept alive by Stanisław Kostka Potocki, an outstanding politician and founder of the Wilanów Museum.

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Wilanów Residence

The Wilanów residence is composed of the palace, its decorations and works of art, gardens and sculptures located in the park and also numerous buildings and monuments raised in the location since 1677. A visit to Wilanów, be it virtual or real, provides an opportunity to experience the core of our tradition that is also a part of the common European culture.

The Wife of Count August

Aleksandra Potocka, known as Aleksandryna (1818–1892), was born in St. Petersburg as the only child of Stanisław Septym (the son …

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