Town Hall

Description

The painting was painted en plein air in the historical heart of Poland and shows the square of the city of Krakow, which is part of the original market square of the city of Kazimierz, created in 1335. It was once as large as Krakow’s main market square and had similar functions. Trade took place here, trade stalls, etc., were located here, the highest administrative and judicial authorities were located, and there was also the town hall, which is the compositional center of the picture.
The modern name Plac Wolnica comes from the Latin Forum liberum (law of free trade).
The picture is made with the highest quality paints.