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Marek Kwiatkowski

On the Authorship of Palaces in Podolia.

Palaces raised in the early 19th century in Niemija,
Michałowice, and Maków, near Kamieniec Podolski,
are described. The little palace-villa in Niemija,
owned by Stanisław Szczęsny Potocki, has a square
layout and is crowned with a little belvedere
resembling the one of the Łazienki Palace. Destroyed
during the Soviet revolution and known only from
photos, the palace of Andrzej Eligiusz Dzierżek in
Michałowice had a rectangular layout, was two-
storeyed, and featured a four-column stone portico.
During WW I the Maków residence of the Raciborski

brothers: Jan and Adam, was destroyed. Photographs
of several of the facilities there have been preserved:
three Neo-Classicists - the outbuilding of the former
palace, the park pavilion known as 'At George's', and
a stone table in the garden, as well as of two mock-
Gothic ones - a granary and a smithy.
When analyzing the form and architectural
details of the buildings and comparing them with the
preserved designs of Henryk Ittar, the Author
decides that the above-described facilities were also
designed by him.
Translated by Magdalena Iwińska