Portrait of Jerzy Erazm Bietkowski, parish priest of Tomaszów, Canon of Lvov and Przemysl, Chancellor of the Lvov Curia.  Oil painting on canvas probably from the 2nd half of the 18th century.

The painting depicts a man of about 60 years of age, in a portrait shot, up to waist height, slightly en trois quarts to the viewer - from the left, against a flat, lightened gray background to the left of his head. The man is dressed in canonical garb. In his elbow-bent left hand he holds a presumably leather-bound book, holding one of the pages with his index finger as a form of bookmark. The hand of the right hand bent at the elbow, captured in the painting up to the wrist, rests presumably on a tabletop that is outside the painting. The man, with a fair complexion, rounded facial features, with marked wrinkles, has gray hair (presumably a toupee), slightly wavy, reaching in height above his chin, with the ends curled outward.

At the white priestly collar is a befka. The canon is wearing a red mucet with a black hood, elbow length and above the waist. Under this robe, a gray-blue rocket is visible, with a uniform thin fabric on the torso and such crinkled sleeves. Along the robe through its center runs openwork lace in the form of stylized floral threads, the lace repeated in the trim of the robe below the waist, and on the thicker cuffs of the sleeves, ending in a narrow, wrinkled frill. The painting is located in the parsonage.

Portret Jerzego Erazma Bietkowskiego / Portrait of Jerzy Erazm Bietkowski / Portrait of Rev. Feliks Kurzątkowski