This is a detailed description of the 1767 oil painting 'Portrait of Anna Teresa Potocka' by Per Krafft the Elder. The artwork depicts Anna Teresa Potocka, a prominent figure known for her beauty, intelligence, and unconventional lifestyle, who was also connected to King Stanisław August. The portrait was part of a gallery of images of women close to the king, displayed in his private rooms.
The artwork 'Portrait of Anna Teresa Potocka,' painted in 1767 by Per Krafft the Elder, is an oil on canvas measuring 68.0 x 52.7 cm. It depicts Anna Teresa Potocka (1746–1810), a woman of significant social standing, known for her beauty, intellect, and a sometimes scandalous lifestyle that included a connection to King Stanisław August. The portrait was created in Warsaw and was acquired by the museum in 1767, bearing the collection number 119 in the royal gallery. It was part of a series of portraits of women close to the king, displayed in his private chambers in the Palace on the Isle. This portrait is considered a pendant to another work by Krafft, the portrait of Izabela Lubomirska, as both were created in the same year and shared identical dimensions, often exhibited together.