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註釋The Stockholm Scroll, a unique, fifteen-metre long, 17th century painting, depicts the 1605 wedding procession in Kraków of King Sigismund III Vasa, the one who is standing on his column on the Castle Square in Warsaw, and his second bride, 16-year-old Constance of Austria. The frieze, painted on paper, shows members of the royal court, the szlachta (gentry), the army, horses and carriages, thus creating a fascinating cultural record of life in the Vasa era.The Scroll most probably found its way to Stockholm as war booty acquired during the Swedish Deluge. In 1974 it was donated to the Royal Castle in Warsaw by the Swedish government on the initiative of the Prime Minister, Olof Palme.The Swedish Scroll requires special environmental conditions which is why it is rarely displayed. This exhibition is a unique opportunity to see this splendid work of art. Studies of the Stockholm Scroll to date have focused on its iconographic content, and its attribution has been considered to be secondary. In the 1940s its authorship was given to Balthasar Gebhardt, Ferdinand II's court painter. However there is insufficient evidence to confirm the validity of this hypothesis apart from the fact that Gebhardt was in Kraków when the triumphal entry took place. It is also possible that the Scroll is the collective work of the painters' guild in Kraków. Exhibition: Royal Castle in WArsaw - Museum, Warsaw, Poland (05.02. - 10.03.2019).