This postcard is another view from the same D. Keršytė collection, capturing an everyday moment of leisure at the estate: four elegantly dressed people — in dark caps, one woman in an ornate hat — row a boat across the lake, with the palace and its pointed tower visible in the distance alongside the town's buildings, and a small boathouse in the middle of the lake. The caption reads: "Ландварово – Дворецъ съ правой стороны / Landwarowo – Pałac z prawej strony" (Landwarowo. The Palace from the Right Side). Published in: Keršytė, D. Vilniaus vaizdų atvirukai 1897–1915.
The caption "from the right side" shows this was part of a broader, systematic series by the publisher, photographing the palace from different vantage points — much as Napoleon Orda had done decades earlier in the 19th century, drawing the manor from both the lake and the southeast. Boat outings like this one were a common part of estate leisure across Europe at the time — estate owners often put a lake, along with a boathouse and landing like the one seen here, to use not just as a view from a window but as a living recreational space for guests.
The animation brings this old view to life with colour and motion — letting you see the elegantly dressed people rowing across the lake as though alive.