In the last years of his life, despite his failing health, Andriolli continued to work. His main activity at that time was to create paintings for churches in the area of today’s Mazovia. Besides, in 1891 he finished working in Kaunas on 16 oil paintings commissioned for the cathedral. In November 1892 he went to St. Petersburg, where he arranged an exhibition of his templates, drawings and paintings. After his return he rested in Brzegi and worked on illustrations to Adam Mickiewicz’s Konrad Wallenrod. He also painted a large painting for the church in Karczew, entitled The Entombment of Christ. In 1893, he painted four paintings on canvas for the church in Nowogród. He also published drawings and texts from his travels through Dalmatia in several magazines. Due to the rapidly progressing deterioration in health caused by gastric cancer, he planned to go to Slavuta to save his health. It proved impracticable.

The artist admitted to the Medical Establishment in Nałęczów. At the end of July he felt so exhausted that he could not stand, let alone walk, or even sit on his own. He spent the last days of his life with his sister and niece.

He died on 23 August 1893 in Nałęczów at the age of 57.

On 26 August, after the funeral ceremony attended by many celebrities, he was buried in the parish cemetery in Nałęczów. A granite tombstone with the artist’s bust and an epigram was erected on a sandstone foundation.