Rose Garden

Rose garden. 1930s. The photograph depicts the rose garden at the southern façade of the Orangery, seen from the west, established during the refurbishment works at the Łańcut residence between the 19th and the 20th centuries, by the third ordinary of Łańcut, Roman Potocki, and his wife, Elżbieta nee Radziwiłł. The garden has a geometric layout, centrally there is a fountain, with narrow grass fields with rose beds, with vases in the form of chalices on tall pillars arranged in them. On the northern grass plain, along the moat, regular, analogous, marble vases. On the left a fragment of the southern wall of the Orangery, clad in the ground floor part with trellis, farther back an intersection and the Hen’s Foot tower, also from the times of the upgrade by Roman Potocki and his wife, Elżbieta nee Radziwiłł. Aldona Cholewianka-Kruszyńska