Saint Anne church in Lubartów, Baroque church building in Lubartów, Poland.
Saint Anne is a Baroque church in Lubartow featuring an octagonal central nave that rises above the ambulatory, with two prominent towers and a steep eight-faceted roof. The building combines a central and longitudinal layout with alternating larger and smaller arches supported by columns with Corinthian pilasters.
Construction took place between 1733 and 1738, replacing an earlier wooden church from the mid-17th century. Architect Paolo Fontana led the project with funding provided by Lithuanian Marshal Paweł Sanguszko.
The interior contains marble tombs, wooden statues of the Church Fathers, and trompe-l'œil wall paintings that create depth and movement across the surfaces. These artworks shape the visual experience as you move through the space.
The building sits at Słowackiego 4 in Lubartow and underwent significant restoration work from 1997 to 2002. The renovation project included new decorative painting on vaults and walls plus structural repairs.
The church became a pilgrimage site shortly after its completion, drawing visitors from the surrounding region. The building retains its original Baroque elegance today despite modern restoration efforts.
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