
Warszawa. Polska Pologne Poland
Jerzy Gelbard · 1894-1944
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Warszawa. Polska Pologne Poland, Jerzy Gelbard (1921). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Jerzy Gelbard died in 1944; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A painted poster-style illustration of Warsaw, with a castle and church towers rising above a river where a steamboat travels. A standing man in a hat and a seated woman with a bundle occupy the lower right, framed by stylized flowers and foliage, and the words Polska, Pologne and Poland appear in blue block letters. The work is attributed to Jerzy Gelbard and dated 1921.















