Anna Jagiellonka, the woman chosen as king. A grand exhibition at Wawel.

The exhibition "Anna Jagiellonka. All Faces of the Queen" at Wawel Castle highlights Anna's political significance and her relationship with Stefan Batory. It showcases her role in securing the Jagiellonian legacy on the Polish throne and dispels myths about her reign. A significant discovery of a portrait by Marcin Kober adds to the exhibition's value. Anna was crowned in 1576, and her political ambitions were crucial in supporting her nephew, Zygmunt III Waza, for the throne. The exhibition runs until February 14, 2027, featuring contemporary artistic interventions.

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