Painter of Poland

PORTRET WACŁAW GŁĘBOCKIEGO, 18th century.
Oil, duplicated canvas; 64 x 52.5 cm
On the stretcher a conservator's note about conservation in 1973 and the names and surnames of 20th-century owners with their letter seals with Prus and Doliwa coats of arms.
In the painting, a double coat of arms of Doliwa (of the Głębocki family) and Ogończyk (of Wacław's wife), surrounded by the letters W[acław.] N[a].G[łębokim]. G[łębocki]. S. K. P. Z. P.
The Głębocki family originated from Głębokie, Radziejowski County (now Inowrocław County) in the Kujawy region. Representatives of this family served, for example, as chamberlain of Brzeg, Kujawy. One branch settled in Ukraine - in Podolia and Volhynia (Michał Czajkowski "Sadyk Pasha" was related to the Ukrainian Głębocki family). Noted are Waclaw Głębocki - chamberlain of Brześć Kujawski (1755), and a scribe of Brześć Kujawski in the 1860s with the same name and surname, chamberlain of Brześć Kujawski (1762) and podstoli of Radziejów (1765), s. of Bartłomiej, chamberlain of Brześć - it is possible that in these 3 cases it was one and the same man.
Asking price 15000
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