Via Dolorosa in Jerusalem. From the journey to Palestine

Ciągliński employed post-impressionist techniques to depict the narrow, curving street and its surroundings. The palette features muted earth tones (beige, brown) with subtle red accents, set against a clear, pale blue sky, enhancing the overall stillness.

Created in 1901, the painting is now held in the National Museum in Warsaw, testifying to Ciągliński's contribution to Polish art during his time in Russia.

While part of Ciągliński's journey to Palestine series, this work contrasts with typical depictions of bustling Middle Eastern scenes, instead emphasizing solitude and architectural detail.

As a post-impressionist work from a lesser-known artist of the era, it provides insight into the global reach of the movement and the artistic interpretation of sacred landscapes at the turn of the 20th century.