Brześce

Manor House in Brześce

The illustration depicts the façade of the historic Manor House in Brześce, built in the late 18th century and most likely designed by Jan Kanty Fontana.
It is a unique example of traditional Polish manor architecture, admired for its harmonious proportions and the refined elegance of its timber construction.

The manor’s characteristic form broad, slightly compact, and topped with a tall, shingled roof is enriched by a Tuscan style porch and decorative cornices. Together, these elements create a composition that is serene, dignified, and beautifully picturesque. Inside, the building preserves a classic layout with a long central hall aligned on axis, opening toward a view of the nearby lake.

The Manor House in Brześce is a rare and exceptionally well-preserved example of larch-wood architecture built in traditional log construction. Its setting is completed by a historic spherical sundial, one of only two such monuments remaining in Poland.

Why is this illustration worth having?

A tribute to tradition: it represents one of the most valuable surviving wooden manor houses in Poland, deeply rooted in the history of the Mazovia region.
An icon of the Polish manor style: its balanced form, shingled roof, and columned porch make it a textbook example of noble estate architecture.
Timeless aesthetic: the minimalist illustration fits perfectly into both modern and classic interiors, adding warmth and character.
A perfect gift: ideal for enthusiasts of history, architecture, Polish manor traditions, or Mazovian landscapes.

Product features

Style: minimalist architectural illustration
Subject: Manor House in Brześce
Color palette: classic black and white
Print: high-quality 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
Frame: wooden with glass, gold / brown / brown-gold / black-gold
Production: made in Poland

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