Portrait of Urszuli Tarnowskiej

Pitschmann employs strong chiaroscuro, contrasting the well-lit face and hands of the subject with a dark background and partially shadowed attire. Subtle details, such as the plants on the left, add depth without distracting from the subject.

Created in 1800, the painting showcases Pitschmann's specialization in portraiture during his lifetime (1758-1834). It is currently housed in the National Museum in Kraków.

As a portrait from the early 19th century, the work reflects the artistic trends of its time, with Pitschmann's Austrian background potentially influencing his Polish clientele's portrayal.

While specific impact on broader art movements is not highlighted, the painting remains a notable example of early 19th-century Polish portraiture, attributed to Pitschmann's skill in capturing his sitters.