Johann III, Sobieski
Jan Matejko · 1838-1893
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Johann III, Sobieski, Jan Matejko (1893). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Jan Matejko died in 1893; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A lithograph portrait of a bearded man with a prominent moustache, shown in chain mail and scaled armour with a cross-shaped badge at the chest, holding an ornate mace while a plumed helmet rests beside him. Inscriptions read 'ROMA' and 'VINDOBONA' across the dark background, and the caption identifies the sitter as Johann III Sobieski. The sheet is credited to Jan Matejko and dated 1893, published by Moritz Perles in Vienna.
