Kontynuacja „fabryki” i losy zbiorów pałacu w Wilanowie po śmierci króla. Nieznane wilanowskie archiwalia artystyczne z lat 1698-1720 w zbiorach Biblioteki Uniwersyteckiej w Warszawie i Archiwum Warszawskiej Prowincji Zakonu Braci Mniejszych Kapucynów w Zakroczymiu

This article presents and analyses six unpublished documents that concern the continuation of the villa 'factory', the maintenance of the garden and the Wilanów manor a few years after the death of King Jan III, during the administration of the estate by Prince Aleksander Benedykt. Four of them are letters written in January 1698 and spring 1699 by Jan Kazimierz Żeligowski, plenipotentiary and administrator of the Wilanów estate, to Aleksander. They are held in the Manuscripts Department of the University of Warsaw Library. The letters contain key information on the appointment of the stuccoer Antonio Perti as head of this 'factory' and the scope of his responsibilities and circle of collaborators between 1699 and 1704, as well as a detailed description of the damage caused to the palace by the lack of adequate supervision in the preceding period. Żeligowski's account is supplemented by news of other investments in Wilanów and undertakings made during this period. These sources are a valuable addition to the accounting archives and property records from the Vilnius collection (LVIA) compiled and published in 2014 by Aleksandra Skrzypietz. The last two documents come from the same collection and other Sobiesciana from the Archive of the Warsaw Province of the Order of Friars Minor Capuchin at the 'Honoratianum' Spirituality Centre in Zakroczym were used for their correct interpretation. This is a list, drawn up on 1 March 1720, of the movable property of Wilanów divided between the princes Jakub Ludwik and Konstanty Władysław. Until then, they were part of the deposit in the Warsaw Capuchin monastery, in the rooms of the royal suite and in the upper oratory - the place where the royal coffin was displayed. The creation of the inventory and the final distribution of the movables may be connected with the sale of Wilanów by the princes to Elżbieta Helena Sieniawska née Lubomirska, the wife of the Grand Crown Hetman, which was not finalised until 1720.