Princess Czartoryska, née Jablonowska

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  • Princess Czartoryska, née Jablonowska 2
  • Princess Czartoryska, née Jablonowska 3
  • Princess Czartoryska, née Jablonowska 4
  • Princess Czartoryska, née Jablonowska 5
Basic information
ID
Ж-1666
Author
unknown
Name
Princess Czartoryska, née Jablonowska
Date of creation
18th c.
Technique
oil painting
Material
canvas oil
Dimensions (height x width, cm)
64.5 x 53
Additionally
Information about author
Author
unknown
Country
Object description
Dorota Barbara Czartoryska (1760–1844) – daughter of Antoni Barnaba Jablonowski and Anna Sanguszko. She was born in Hannopil (now in Khmelnytskyi Oblast). Her father was the castellan of Krakow, a senator of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, a military officer and a patron. In 1778, Dorota became the wife of Jozef Klemens Czartoryski, the Lithuanian stolnik (a royal pantler), starosta (a community elder) of Lutsk, and a delegate to the Sejm of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. The portrait depicts the princess with a slight smile on her lips. She is dressed in an 18th-century Rococo gown with goffer and bows, highlighting the elegance of the noble lady.
Portrayed person
The name of the person portrayed
Dorota Barbara Czartoryska
Lifetime of the person portrayed
1760–1844
Legal regulation
Borys Voznytskyi Lviv National Art Gallery