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- Aleksander Branicki (1821-1877) was a Polish traveller, collector, and naturalist. He was a member of the Polish aristocratic family: House of Branicki (Korczak). He was an estate holder in Sucha. Branicki was born in Byla Tserkva (now in Ukraine) to Władysław and Róża née Potocki. He grew up in St Petersburg and for his participation in the January Uprising, he was sent by the Tsarist authorities to Saratov and then banished from his home. In 1843 he inherited the fortunes of his father and moved to purchase Sucha Castle in Beskid Makowski (then part of Galicia) from Ludwik Filip de Saint-Genois. He then took an interest in travelling around the world beginning with expeditions to Egypt and Nubia. His collections included four mummies from Egypt including one that was donated to the museum in Vilnius. Along with his brother Konstanty, they established a large collection of natural history specimens. Branicki also took an interest in photography and horses. On 9 March 1871 he was titled a count by Russia. He married Nina Anna Hołyńska (1824–1907) of the Klamry family and they had a son, Władysław (1848-1914) . (en)
- Граф Александр Владиславович Браницкий (польск. Aleksander Branicki; 1821 — 19 сентября 1877, Ницца) — польский путешественник, энтомолог, ботаник, коллекционер, меценат. (ru)
- Aleksander Branicki herbu Korczak (ur. w 1821, zm. 19 września 1877 w Nicei) – hrabia, polski kolekcjoner i podróżnik. Właściciel m.in. zamku w Suchej i twórca cennej biblioteki tamże. (pl)
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- Граф Александр Владиславович Браницкий (польск. Aleksander Branicki; 1821 — 19 сентября 1877, Ницца) — польский путешественник, энтомолог, ботаник, коллекционер, меценат. (ru)
- Aleksander Branicki herbu Korczak (ur. w 1821, zm. 19 września 1877 w Nicei) – hrabia, polski kolekcjoner i podróżnik. Właściciel m.in. zamku w Suchej i twórca cennej biblioteki tamże. (pl)
- Aleksander Branicki (1821-1877) was a Polish traveller, collector, and naturalist. He was a member of the Polish aristocratic family: House of Branicki (Korczak). He was an estate holder in Sucha. Branicki was born in Byla Tserkva (now in Ukraine) to Władysław and Róża née Potocki. He grew up in St Petersburg and for his participation in the January Uprising, he was sent by the Tsarist authorities to Saratov and then banished from his home. In 1843 he inherited the fortunes of his father and moved to purchase Sucha Castle in Beskid Makowski (then part of Galicia) from Ludwik Filip de Saint-Genois. He then took an interest in travelling around the world beginning with expeditions to Egypt and Nubia. His collections included four mummies from Egypt including one that was donated to the museu (en)
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- Aleksander Branicki (en)
- Aleksander Branicki (pl)
- Браницкий, Александр Владиславович (ru)
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