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Secrets of the Past
Distinguished
artists,
splendid
palatial
interiors,
and
Pompeian
motifs
and Jentsch. We also know that Brenna renovated the statues of Apollo and Venus
in the garden, which was modernised on the basis of Blondel’s and de Neufforge’s
pattern-books. Aplan showing the layout of the garden and entitledPlan OgroduJ.O.
X. Lubomirski Marszalkowej W. Koron. is kept in the Print Room of Warsaw Univer-
sity Library; it gives an idea of the garden’s beauty and size, admired for its large area
(it stretched up to ulica Wierzbowa) and for its fine trees which managed to survive,
despite changes, virtually until the mid-l^*1 century.
Fig. 40. Count Soter Krasicki, Plan of the Hon.
Princess Marshal Lubomirska's garden,
1783-1794; GR BUW
Fig. 41. Charles Bechon, Portrait of Jan Chrys-
tian Kamsetzer, miniature, 1789; MNW
The Palace’s account books for 1782—1788 contain the names of numerous artists
employed in it. Alongside Zug and Brenna they list the painters Zebrowski and Rich-
ter, the joiner Loch, stonemasons Schopfer and Pimer, and ebenistes Babst, Benke,
Secrets of the Past
Distinguished
artists,
splendid
palatial
interiors,
and
Pompeian
motifs
and Jentsch. We also know that Brenna renovated the statues of Apollo and Venus
in the garden, which was modernised on the basis of Blondel’s and de Neufforge’s
pattern-books. Aplan showing the layout of the garden and entitledPlan OgroduJ.O.
X. Lubomirski Marszalkowej W. Koron. is kept in the Print Room of Warsaw Univer-
sity Library; it gives an idea of the garden’s beauty and size, admired for its large area
(it stretched up to ulica Wierzbowa) and for its fine trees which managed to survive,
despite changes, virtually until the mid-l^*1 century.
Fig. 40. Count Soter Krasicki, Plan of the Hon.
Princess Marshal Lubomirska's garden,
1783-1794; GR BUW
Fig. 41. Charles Bechon, Portrait of Jan Chrys-
tian Kamsetzer, miniature, 1789; MNW
The Palace’s account books for 1782—1788 contain the names of numerous artists
employed in it. Alongside Zug and Brenna they list the painters Zebrowski and Rich-
ter, the joiner Loch, stonemasons Schopfer and Pimer, and ebenistes Babst, Benke,