Jarosław

Orsetti House in Jarosław

The Orsetti House is one of the finest examples of late Renaissance bourgeois architecture in Poland. Its history dates back to the late 16th century, when it was built as the residence of wealthy merchant Jan Raczkowski. In 1633, the townhouse was purchased by Wilhelm Orsetti, an Italian merchant and banker from Lucca, who gave it its current form, enriching it with characteristic arcades and an ornamental attic. The building stands as a witness to the golden age of Jarosław – a time when the city was a major trade centre in Central and Eastern Europe.

Why is this illustration worth having?

• A symbol of Jarosław – a unique example of a merchant’s urban residence, tied to the history of the city’s trade and prosperity.
• Exceptional details – the decorative attic and arcaded arcades have been precisely captured, reflecting the craftsmanship of 17th-century masters.
• For lovers of the Renaissance – the perfect choice for those who appreciate classical forms and Renaissance architecture.
• An artistic accent – works beautifully in elegant, historic, or eclectic interiors. This illustration is a tribute to Jarosław’s Renaissance heritage.

Product features:

• Style: minimalist architectural illustration.
• Subject: Orsetti House, Jarosław.
• Colour palette: classic 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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