Princess Teresa Sapieha, née Lubomirska, with her father, Prince Andrzej Lubomirski

Teresa Sapieha (1888-1964) was the daughter of Andrzej and Eleonora, née Husarzewska (or Hussarzewska). In 1909 she married Eustachy Sapieha, who was the Minister of Foreign Affairs in independent Poland. After 1945, she and her husband emigrated to Western Europe and then to Kenya, where they owned landed estates.

Andrzej Lubomirski was born as the son of Jerzy and Cecylia, née Zamoyska. He spent his early childhood and school years in Cracow, living in the Lubomirski palace at 15 St. John Street. He completed his law studies with a PhD at Charles University in Prague. From 1886 he took over the formal duties of the Ordynat of Przeworsk and the literary curator of the Ossoliński National Institute in Lviv. In his activity, he became famous primarily as an industrialist, the creator of the Przeworsk sugar factory and the modernizer of the Przeworsk estate. He died in exile in Brazil in 1953.

He married Eleonora Husarzewska (or Hussarzewska), with whom he had four children: Helena, Jerzy Rafał, Teresa and Maria. The photograph dates back to the beginning of the 20th century.