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Izabella Elżbieta z Czartoryskich Działyńska (ur. 14 grudnia 1830 w Warszawie, zm. 18 marca 1899 w Mentonie) [1] – polska malarka amatorka, kolekcjonerka dzieł sztuki.
O niezwykłej kobiecie - Izabeli z Czartoryskich Działyńskiej, która przy wsparciu męża Jana, tchnęła nowe życie w stary Zamek i wypełniła go swoimi zbiorami, rozmawiam z pleszewianką Pauliną Vogt - Wawrzyniak, kustoszem Zamku. Okazją jest 125 – lecie utworzenia Ordynacji Książąt Czartoryskich w Gołuchowie.
The collection of antiquities displayed at Gołuchów castle in Poland by Izabela Dzi-ałyńska was one of the largest private collec-tions in Europe of ancient works of art from the Middle East, Egypt, Greece, and Rome.
- Abstract
- The Ancient Art Collection of Izabela Działyńska
- Artefacts in The Collection from The Excavations of Alfred Louis Delattre
- Two Jugs from Carthage in The Gołuchów Collection
- Conclusion
- Acknowledgements
At Gołuchów Castle Museum, a branch of the Polish National Museum in Poznań, can be found two ancient jugs of clearly oriental origin, characterized by a mushroom-lipped outline and a trefoil rim respectively (see below, Figs 3–4). These shapes are common in the Phoenician repertoire, although they remain rare in the museums of Central Europe. The ...
The collection of Princess Izabela Działyńska, part of which survives in the museum at Gołuchów, comprised not only masterpieces of European art but also a huge collection of ancient artefacts (Fig. 2). Izabela was born in Warsaw on 14 December 1830, the daughter of Prince Adam Jerzy Czartoryski and Princess Anna née Sapieha. At the age of three sh...
Jan Działyński eventually lost interest in ancient art, but Izabela applied herself to enriching the museum’s collection. There are many receipts illustrating the process of its enlargement. It is at this point that artefacts from Egypt and Cyprus were added to the collection at Gołuchów.14Perhaps with the aim of increasing the diversity of the col...
The jug with trefoil rim (Fig. 3) is preserved intact, apart from minor surface damage on the upper part. On the surface of the vessel are clear marks showing the use of a potter’s wheel. The discontinuity in the body profile indicates the joining of two parts of the vessel during the production process. The clay is light orange with a reddish tint...
The small group of artefacts from Carthage now held Gołuchów Castle has highlighted the legacy of ancient cultures present on the northern coast of Africa. Perhaps the exoticism of the place from which the finds came and the fact that in the eyes of Izabela Działyńska they symbolized Carthage, famous for its wars with the Roman Republic, induced he...
The authors would like to express their gratitude to the National Museum in Poznań for the opportunity to study the artefacts from Carthage, and to participants of the session ‘Dusty Archives and Archaeology: Old Information – new Perspectives!’ within the 22nd Annual Meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists in Vilnius in 2016, for the...
- Inga Głuszek, Michał Krueger
- 2018
W lutym 1857 roku, w Paryżu, słynąca z urody „ prześliczna i poważna, i wytworna” księżniczka Izabela Czartoryska bierze ślub z hrabią Janem Działyńskim- synem Tytusa-jednego z najbardziej zasłużonych ludzi, jakich wydała Wielkopolska.
Izabella Czartoryska Działyńska’s intention was to create in the rebuilt castle not only a residence, but also a museum. Izabella died in 1899 in France, but she was buried in Gołuchów, in the newly renovated chapel located on the park grounds.
Izabela Elżbieta z Czartoryskich Działyńska (1830-1899), zwana Izą, to jedyna córka księcia Adama Jerzego Czartoryskiego i Anny z Sapiehów Czartoryskiej. Według słów Marcelego Handelsmana, spośród trójki ich potomstwa była dzieckiem „najmilszym” księciu, czyli najbardziej ukochanym przez niego.
