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Strona Muzeum Narodowego w Lublinie > Katalog zbiorów > Postcard - Church in Kalinowszyzna

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Pocztówka sepiowana z widokiem na kościół pw. Św. Agnieszki na Kalinowszczyźnie i przyległe budynki położone na niewysokiej skarpie. Fasada główna świątyni z ozdobnym szczytem dzielona w pionie pilastrami, a w poziomie gzymsami. Z prawej strony czworoboczna dzwonnica zwieńczona kopułą. W oddali widok na pola. Z lewej dwukondygnacyjny budynek, częściowo przysłonięty drzewami. Wzdłuż budynków ogrodzenie. Pod fotografią na białym polu napisy informacyjne drukiem – tytuł oraz nazwa nakładcy (w l.d. rogu). Litery w kolorze brązowym. W p.d. rogu odręczne napisy czarnym atramentem. Na rewersie czarna linatura z odręczną korespondencją. Nazwisko i warszawski adres adresatki, Marii Natalii Stummer (?), czarnym atramentem. Wzdłuż górnej krawędzi nazwa karty pocztowej w języku rosyjskim. Trzy stemple pocztowe z nazwami rosyjsko-polskimi nazwami miast na otoku – Lublin, Warszawa. W p.g. rogu znaczek pocztowy wartości 3 kopiejek. Druk znaczka w kolorze czerwonym. W centralnym polu dwugłowy orzeł.

The Kiesewetter Bookshop (Lublin; around 1898-1909) (edition), Postcard - Church in Kalinowszyzna

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Measures:	Height: 14 cm, Width: 9,1 cm
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Inventory number:	ML/H/1226
Location:	The National Museum in Lublin, branch - Museum of the History of the City of Lublin (Cracow Gate), Pl. Łokietka 3, Lublin

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The parish church of St Agnes was situated on Kalinowszczyzna Street in Lublin, by the former route to Lviv. According to legend, Maciej Wardziak, a seriously ill burgher, having recovered, gave his house to the Augustinian fathers brought from Krasnystaw. This took place in 1624. In the following years a sacral complex with a monastery and a temple was created. The church presbytery was decorated in the Lublin Renaissance style with a characteristic network of stuccowork on the vault. The temple was destroyed during the Cossack-Moscow invasion. At the end of the 17th century it was rebuilt. The church was consecrated only in 1760, by bishop Kajetan Sołtyk. Several years later, a wooden well was built, which has survived to the present day, and which was immortalised by the artist Józef Gumowski.After the roof fire in 1831, the church was restored once again. In the 1860s, the main portal was changed. After the fall of the January Uprising, the Augustinian Order was dissolved. Their temple was then used as a parish church, and the parish was moved here from St. Nicholas' Church on Czwartek. The former monastery was turned into a vicarage.In the 19th century there was a hospital and an asylum next to the post-Augustinian church, on the site of the former cemetery. In 1873, to commemorate the reconstruction of Kalinowszczyzna Street, a column with a statue of the Virgin Mary was erected in front of the church. A year later, the old bell tower in front of the church entrance was replaced by a new one, designed by Aleksander Zwierzchowski. It was placed on the eastern side of the façade. The belfry, though new, faithfully reproduced the decorations of its predecessor.