Sword of Sigismund Augustus Broken at His Funeral in Kraków
Leon Dembowski · 1823-1904
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Sword of Sigismund Augustus Broken at His Funeral in Kraków, Leon Dembowski (1855 - 1858). Via artnap.com
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A chromolithographed plate shows two views of a richly decorated sword and its scabbard, with a crowned pommel, floral engraved cross guard, and a scabbard panel depicting classical figures above a foliate pattern. The sheet is inscribed with the 16th century designation and the Polish caption identifying the sword of Sigismund Augustus broken at his funeral in Kraków.
