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Žygimantas Augustas (Sigismund Augustus). Author Juozapas Ozemblovskis (Jozef Ozemblowsky), after the painting of Virgilijus Soli, 1840. Lithuanian Art Museum. Paper, lithography, 17x13.5 cm. Digitalised by Irena Aleksienė.
Despite the frequent change of hands of the manor, Liubavas remained in the possession of high government officials up until the mid-20th c. It became famous for not only its natural riches, but eventually became the favourite residence for the aristocracy and talented people in the arts.

Personalities


The Goštautas family
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Liubavas Manor owners up to 1542
Royal Family
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Liubavas Manor owners from 1542 to 1550–60s
Mikalojus Radvila Rudasis
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Liubavas Manor owner from 1550–60s to 5 April 1577
The Golejevskis family
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Liubavas Manor owners from 5 April 1577 to 19 February 1638
The Krišpinas Kiršenšteinas family
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Liubavas Manor owners from 21 May 1670 to 1753
Teresė Tyzenhauzaitė
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Liubavas Manor owner from 1753 to the end of 1753 (?1764)
The Tiškevičius family
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Liubavas Manor owners from 19 Febr. 1638 to 21 May 1670 and from 1753 to 1857
Rapolas Slizienis
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Sculptor, Architect, Philomath, Philaret, Liubavas Manor owner
The Slizienis family
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Liubavas Manor owners from to 1857 to 1940
Gintaras Karosas
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Sculptor, Liubavas Manor Museum creator