Orły na Wawelu (20th century)
Kajetan Saryusz-Wolski · 1852-1922
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Orły na Wawelu (20th century), Kajetan Saryusz-Wolski. Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Kajetan Saryusz-Wolski died in 1922; this work is in the public domain.
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A decorative chromolithographic print titled Orły na Wawelu, attributed to Kajetan Saryusz-Wolski, shows a central white eagle perched on a royal crown above a sceptre and cushion, with Wawel Castle rising against a yellow sunburst. Six red heraldic shields with white eagles are arranged in two columns, each set on a ribbon banner bearing names and dates. The print is labelled as a lithograph by K. Kranikowski of Kraków.
