Church of the Transfiguration of the Lord near Płock, graphic artist Józef Oziębłowski (Vilnius; lithographic workshop; 1833–1863). Lithograph depicting the Church of St. Spas, built by architect Iaan and funded in 1120 by Princess Euphrosyne of Polotsk (St. Eufrozyna; secular name Przedsława; 1102–1173), who was the first abbess of the monastery she founded, founded other monasteries, established schools, and died on pilgrimage to Jerusalem; canonized by the Orthodox Church in 1547. Likely an illustration in a historical work; Oziębłowski’s studio produced book illustrations and collaborated

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