TY - JOUR
TI - Buchach wall hanging from the Estreichers’ drawing room
AU - Piskorz, Anna
TI - Buchach wall hanging from the Estreichers’ drawing room
AB - 
	The wall hanging which adorned the drawing room of the Estreichers – Professor Stanisław Estreicher, the Rector of the Jagiellonian University, and his wife Helena née Longchamps de Berier – was made at the famous textile manufacture of the Count Potocki family, operating in the years 1878–1939 in Buchach, Podoliya. It is one of the textiles which were manufactured in the workshops owned by Oskar Potocki, which on the turn of the 19th/20th century manufactured silk hangings, decorative textiles, fabrics for Polish national costumes (żupan) and Polish sashes.
	The wall hanging (silk, metallic thread, jacquard technique) with motifs modelled after Italian Renaissance textiles (a rhomboid net created by flower springs with flower bush motifs inside the eyes of the net, and bordure with motifs of palmettes arranged alternately in rows) was made by a weaver from the Nagórzański family, in Count. Oskar Potocki’s workshop, between 1897 and 1904. The Jagiellonian University Museum at Collegium Maius has seven Buchach hangings, including one with the motif of Polish nobility sashes from Ignacy Jan Paderewski’s collection, also manufactured by Oskar Potocki’s workshop.
	 
VL - Volume 21 (2013)
IS - Volume 21
PY - 2014
SN - 0239-9989
C1 - 2084-3852
SP - 87
EP - 114
DO - 10.4467/20843852.OM.13.006.2916
UR - https://ejournals.eu/en/journal/opuscula-musealia/article/makata-buczacka-z-salonu-estreicherow
KW - Buchach
KW - Buchach wall hanging
KW - Helena née Longchamps de Berier Estreicher
KW - Karol Estreicher
KW - the Estreicher family
KW - Nagórzański
KW - Oskar Potocki
KW - Ignacy Jan PaderewskiBuczacz
KW - makata buczacka
KW - Helena z Longchampsów de Berier Estreichero