Polish‑Lithuanian Baroque: churches, palaces, and magnate patronage (late 17th–early 18th c.)

1. Pac family launches Pažaislis monastery project

   Jan 1, 1664Labels: Krzysztof Zygmunt, Pa aislis

   • Pa aislis wiki
   • Pa aislis Center

2. Pac patronage drives Vilnius church building start

   Jun 29, 1668Labels: Micha Kazimierz, Church of

   • Sts Peter Paul

3. Pažaislis church is blessed as construction advances

   Jan 1, 1674Labels: Pa aislis, Visitation Church

   • Pa aislis Center

4. Krasiński Palace showcases magnate Baroque in Warsaw

   Jan 1, 1677Labels: Jan Dobrogost, Krasi ski

   • Krasi ski wiki
   • WGA

5. John III Sobieski begins Wilanów Palace

   Apr 23, 1677Labels: John III, Wilan w

   • Wilan w wiki
   • UMich Collection

6. Kotowski Palace becomes St. Casimir church complex

   Jan 1, 1688Labels: Kotowski Palace, St Casimir

   • St Casimir wiki
   • Kotowski wiki

7. Sapieha Palace rises as a High Baroque ensemble

   Jan 1, 1689Labels: Kazimierz Jan, Sapieha Palace

   • Sapieha site
   • Sapieha wiki

8. Czerniaków church built as Lubomirski mausoleum

   Jan 1, 1690Labels: Stanis aw, St Anthony

   • Czerniak w Church
   • Culture pl

9. Marywil complex links court culture and urban commerce

   Jan 1, 1692Labels: Marywil Complex, Maria Kazimiera

   • Marywil wiki
   • Wilan w Museum

10. Wilanów Palace completed at Sobieski’s death era

    Jan 1, 1696Labels: Wilan w, John III

    • Wilan w wiki
    • UMich Collection

11. Sts Peter and Paul church consecrated in Vilnius

    Jan 1, 1701Labels: Sts Peter, Vilnius Church

    • Sts Peter Paul

12. Glaubitz rebuilds St. Johns after Vilnius fire

    Jan 1, 1738Labels: Johann Christoph, St Johns

    • St Johns wiki
    • Glaubitz wiki