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Umjetnik: Józef Bałzukiewicz
Datum: 1912
Veličina: 52 x 66 cm
Muzej: Lithuanian Art Centre TARTLE (Vilnius, Lithuania)
Tehnika: Watercolour
In Bałzukiewicz’s pictureSubačiaus Street by the Missionaries’Church in Vilnius, he not only showed a detail of the street with the church hall and the rotunda-shaped porch of the Missionaries’ Church, but also recreated a scene from 18th-century life: a nobleman walks along the street in a home-made coat tied with a traditional silk sash, a gallant cavalry officer walks arm-in-arm with a girl, townsmen chat quietly, and beggars beg for alms. The artist reconstructed the dress and the bearing of people at that time. The watercolour illustrates characteristic 20th-century retrospectivism, a return to Vilnius’ past, and the golden age when the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth was free and not part of the Russian Empire. Text author Laima Laučkaitė.
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