Early Pomeranian Art from the 14th to the 18th Century
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Early Pomeranian Art from the 14th to the 18th Century

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Datum

fre 1 jan.

Tid

12:00 - 00:00

Plats

ul. Dominikańska 5–9

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Explore the Beauty of Early Pomeranian Art!

Dive into a captivating journey through early Pomeranian art showcased on the first floor of the Slupsk Castle! 🏰 In four distinct rooms, you'll find an exquisite selection of art from the 14th to the 18th century, primarily sourced from present-day Central Pomerania—including the areas around Słupsk, Darłowo, Koszalin, and Kołobrzeg.

Discover stunning medieval wood carvings, with a remarkable collection of over sixty Pomeranian Gothic sculptures, making it one of the largest assemblies in Poland. Noteworthy objects include fragments of a multi-part altarpiece from the post-Cistercian church in Bukowo Morskie, marking the only painting from the Middle Ages in the museum's collection.

🖼️ The Renaissance Room features breathtaking furniture, tapestries, plates, and weaponry from the 16th and 17th centuries, vividly illustrating the lives of the castle's inhabitants during the Griffin family's heyday. Enjoy 17th-century Flemish tapestries illustrating mythological scenes adorning the walls.

The exhibition also highlights modern art from the Pomeranian region. Visit the first part of this section dedicated to Pomeranian churches, where art transformed after the dukes embraced Protestantism in the 1630s. Here, you'll find a rich collection of epitaphs and posthumous mementos commemorating local nobles and benefactors.

💰 Additionally, a glimpse into the numismatic collection features two polychrome iron chests displaying Pomeranian coins. Admire the denarius of Bolesław Chrobry, possibly the oldest Polish coin, showcasing intricate designs.

The exhibit is completed with selected liturgical items, including candlesticks, chalices, and a remarkable tin baptismal bowl from Zagórzyca. Don't miss the beautiful furniture and porcelain wares from Pomeranian palaces, alongside exquisite portraits of the Specht and Riemer families, survivors of the wartime devastation.

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Location: ul. Dominikańska 5–9

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ul. Dominikańska 5–9

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