Interactive Exhibition

All Exhibits

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№ 01
A Map, Late 19th CenturyThe Oldest Surviving Map of the Estate
№ 02
A Plan, 1873Count Tiškevičius's Land Plan
№ 03
A Surveyor's Plan, 1891The Geometric Estate Plan
№ 04
A Land Survey, 1940The Estate's Land Plan
№ 05
A Design by Édouard AndréAndré's Design for the Park
№ 06
A Drawing by Napoleon OrdaThe Manor Seen From the Lake
№ 07
A Lithograph After OrdaThe Manor Seen From the Southeast
№ 08
The First Manor HouseThe Palace, Brought to Life From an Old Engraving
№ 09
A Zamarajev Engraving, 1887The Gates That No Longer Stand
№ 10
An Archival PhotographThe Palace Before Its Rebuilding
№ 11
An Archival PhotographThe Palace Mirrored in the Lake
№ 12
A Postcard, 1897–1915The Neo-Gothic Palace on a Postcard
№ 13
A Postcard, 1897–1915Lentvaravas — A Forgotten Name
№ 14
A Postcard, 1897–1915An Afternoon on the Lake
№ 15
A Resort Corner of the Estate, 1904The Path to the "Riviera"
№ 16
A Postcard, 1897–1915André's Parterre, Freshly Made
№ 17
An Archival PhotographThe Palace and Parterre After the Rebuilding
№ 18
An Interwar PhotographAt the Doors of the Abandoned Palace
№ 19
Restoration DocumentationThe Palace After the War
№ 20
Restoration DocumentationThe Palace Before 1939
№ 21
Restoration DocumentationThe Palace, Sunk in Shadow
№ 22
Palace OrnamentationThe King's Headless Bust
№ 23
An LCVA Archive Photograph, Before 1939The Portal Relief That Did Not Survive
№ 24
An Archival PhotographThe Central Parterre Avenue
№ 25
A Photograph, First World WarThe Palace Turned Into Barracks
№ 26
The Tower's RevivalThe Window That Became a Balcony Door
№ 27
The Balcony SculpturesThe Four Winds, Returned to Warsaw
№ 28
A Postcard, 1897–1915A Photo With the Palace Behind Them
№ 29
A Photograph, First World WarThe Soldiers Advance on the Camera
№ 30
Aerial Photography Without DronesA View From the Air, Before Drones Existed
№ 31
An Archival PhotographThe Manor From the Driveway Side
№ 32
Photograph, 1904The Owners and Guests After Tennis
№ 33
Photograph, World War IThe Palace Becomes a Red Cross Hospital
№ 34
Family Photograph, Early 20th CenturyThe Family at the Tea Table
№ 35
Photograph, 1904Jadwiga Lubomirska on the Terrace
№ 36
Studio Portrait, Jan Mieczkowski, WarsawMaria Krystyna Lubomirska in Ceremonial Dress
№ 37
Studio Portrait, Jan Mieczkowski, WarsawMaria Krystyna Lubomirska, Close Portrait
№ 38
Photographer S. Ptašinskis, 1880The Young Cadet Vladislovas Tiškevičius
№ 39
Group Portrait, S. Fleury, Vilnius, 1896The Tiškevičius Family
№ 40
A Family Photograph in the Garden, Late 19th c.An Afternoon in the Garden with the Tiškevičiai
№ 41
Photographer L. Laffon, "Lord Byron" Studio, Paris, c. 1864Count Juozapas Tiškevičius, Hussar Officer
№ 42
Photographer Henri Gaudichon, Cannes, 1908Countess Sofija Tiškevičienė, a Widow in Cannes
№ 43
Studio Portrait, Late 19th c.Count Juozapas Tiškevičius in Full Dress Uniform
№ 44
Photographer L. Kowalski, Warsaw, Late 19th c.Count Vladislovas Tiškevičius, Lawyer and Collector
№ 45
Photo Studio "A. Strauss & J. Brzozovski", Vilnius, 1876Count Juozapas Tiškevičius, a Decorated Colonel
№ 46
Photographer Otto Weidtke, Klaipėda, 1880sAleksandras Tiškevičius with His Mother Sofija
№ 47
Photo Studio "Czyż & Łopatyński", Vilnius, 1876Countess Sofija Tiškevičienė, 1876
№ 48
Photographer Aleksandras Vladislovas Štrausas, 1881–1885Count Juozapas Tiškevičius, a Colonel in His Later Years
№ 49
Photographer O. Neuschäffer, c. 1860–1865Count Juozapas Tiškevičius, a Cavalry Officer
№ 50
Photographer Benediktas Henrikas Tiškevičius, Early 20th c.Vladislovas and Maria Krystyna Tiškevičius on the Street
№ 51
The Tiškevičius FamilyJuozapas and Sofija Tiškevičius
№ 52
LCVA Photograph, Before 1939The Staircase Hall of Lentvaris Palace
№ 53
LCVA Photograph, Before 1939The Upper Part of the Hall at Lentvaris Palace
№ 54
Lentvaris Manor HouseThe Central Hall on the Ground Floor
№ 55
Z. Potocka's Archive, Warsaw, Before 1915Children with Musical Instruments at the Statue of Apollo
№ 56
Photograph, Before 1914The "Red" Ballroom on the Second Floor
№ 57
From Ferguson, D.'s Palace Archive (G12K1)The Guest Room Interior
№ 58
Palace InteriorsThe Green Dining Room
№ 59
Lentvaris Park, 1904A Group of Friends at the Artificial Grotto
№ 60
Lentvaris ParkThe Same Grotto, Seen from the Other Side
№ 61
Lentvaris ParkAndré's Parterre from the Corner of the Path
№ 62
Lentvaris Park, Soviet EraTending André's Parterre in the Soviet Era
№ 63
A Photo of Guests in the Garden, Early 20th CenturyGuests Pose in a Shaded Corner of the Garden
№ 64
An Advertising Postcard, Early 20th CenturyBy the Riviera's Waterfall
№ 65
Lentvaris Park, the "Riviera"The Riviera's Waterfall, Seen from the Water
№ 66
A Family Photograph, Early 20th CenturyWhat's in His Hand?
№ 67
The "Riviera" Café, Early 20th CenturyThe "Riviera" Café, Full of Guests
№ 68
Postcard No. 74, "St. Landwarowo"The Gate to the "Riviera"
№ 69
The "Riviera" Café, Early 20th CenturyThe Riviera Pavilion's Terrace
№ 70
Photograph, 1904Riders at the Stable Gate
№ 71
The Stable Manège, Early 20th CenturyJump Over the Hedge
№ 72
Z. Potocka's Archive, 1902M. K. Tiškevičienė Sets Out with Her Children
№ 73
Photograph, circa 1902The Same Riding Group, a Different Frame
№ 74
National Library in Warsaw, Before 1900Building the Cascade in the "Switzerland" Park
№ 75
Photograph, Early 20th CenturyGuests with the Hostess on the Grotto's Rocks
№ 76
Before RestorationThe Palace Façade Before Restoration
№ 77
Before RestorationThe Tower Up Close, Before Restoration
№ 78
Before RestorationBricked-Up "Bull's-Eye" Windows
№ 79
Before RestorationThe Polygonal Bay, Another Side of the Palace
№ 80
Before RestorationThe Tower's Arcade Up Close, Before Restoration
№ 81
Before RestorationA Column Hung on a Corbel, Before Restoration
№ 82
Before RestorationThe Tower's Cracked Wall, Before Restoration
№ 83
Before RestorationThe Basement Corridor, Before Restoration
№ 84
Before RestorationA Basement Room with a Soot-Blackened Niche
№ 85
Before RestorationThe Ground-Floor Hall, Before Restoration
№ 86
Before RestorationThe Empty Niche Where a Statue Once Stood
№ 87
Before RestorationThe Second Empty Niche, on the Other Wall
№ 88
Before RestorationThe Sandstone Steps – a Value to Be Preserved
№ 89
Before RestorationRemains of a Hypocaust Heating System
№ 90
Before RestorationHypocaust Remains in the Future Little Shop
№ 91
Before RestorationThe Tower's Staircase, As Found at Purchase
№ 92
Before RestorationThe Second-Floor Stairs, with Surviving Railings
№ 93
Before RestorationStairs to the Third Floor, with Authentic Decor
№ 94
Before RestorationArches with Zigzag Decor, on the Other Side of the Tower
№ 95
Before RestorationA Former Stove Opening in the Tower Hall
№ 96
Before RestorationHere the Stairs End — For Now
№ 97
Before RestorationSoviet-Era Spiral Stairs to the Tower
№ 98
Before RestorationThe Old Roofline, Visible in the Attic
№ 99
Before RestorationThe Spire's Frame – Another Value to Be Preserved