The House of Mikołaj Przybyła, Kazimierz Dolny

The House of Mikołaj Przybyła in Kazimierz Dolny

This artwork shows the façade of Mikołaj Przybyła’s Renaissance house — one of the most recognizable landmarks in Kazimierz Dolny, a true gem of Lublin Mannerism and a symbol of the town’s historic bourgeois prosperity.
This unique monument, built in 1615 at the initiative of Mikołaj Przybyła, a wealthy merchant from Kazimierz, impresses with its rich details, symbolism, and artistic craftsmanship.
The façade is richly decorated with bas-reliefs showing the owner’s patron saints, biblical scenes, and allegories of virtues. Above two stories stretch an elaborately carved frieze featuring Latin inscriptions and coats of arms.
This decorative building stands as a reminder of the town’s golden age, when Kazimierz Dolny was a thriving centre of trade and art along the Vistula River.

Why is this illustration worth having?

A Renaissance masterpiece – The House of Mikołaj Przybyła is a stunning example of Lublin Mannerism and an architectural symbol of Kazimierz Dolny.
An Icon of Kazimierz – Beloved by anyone familiar with the town, it tells the story of old Kazimierz’s identity and ambition.
A Keepsake with Soul – A perfect gift or nostalgic decoration, combining artistic elegance with local heritage.

Product features:

• Style: minimalist architectural illustration.
• Subject: front façade of Mikołaj Przybyła’s Townhouse.
• Colour palette: monochromatic (black and white).
• Print: high-quality fine art paper.
• Illustration sizes: 25 × 16 cm or 38 × 28 cm.
• Passe-partout: black / ecru / copper / cherry / green.
• Frame size: 30 × 21 cm or 50 × 40 cm.
• Wooden frame with glass: gold / brown / bronze-gold / black-gold.
• Made in: Poland.

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