Maria Kazimiera d’Arquien Sobieska and her Italian travels from 1699 to 1714
Author(s)
Jarosław Pietrzak
Date Issued
2023
Type
article
Volume
6
Start Page
47
End Page
74
Journal
Abstract
Main goal of paper is to present all journays of Marie Kazimiera d’Arquien Sobieska, Polish queen and widow aft er king Jan III. Th e Queen’s subsequent expeditions were looked at, starting with her departure from the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth to Italy in 1698 and her residence in Rome until she made her last journay of her life to France and settled in Blois in 1714. Th e attention has been put to the Queen’s ceremonial journey to Rome in late 1698 and early 1699, then show her exploration of Italy, starting with getting to know the closer area around the Eternal City. The first destination were papalces, villas and gardens in Frascati, Tivoli, Nettuno, Palo, Bracciano and Viterbo. In 1704, with the Pope’s gave permission to Queen for traveling once more to Loreto and Venice. Maria Kazimiera d’Arquien Sobieska visited Naples and Bari in 1707. Each of these trips was of a different nature. From a typically leisurely and cognitive focus, the trips began to take on the character of pilgrimages and even political missions
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