Herby Królów Polskich (20th century) by Kajetan Saryusz-Wolski

Colored print of Polish royal coats of arms with a central white eagle on red, dynasty names on ribbons, and laurel framing.

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Herby Królów Polskich (20th century), Kajetan Saryusz-Wolski. Via artnap.com

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A colored heraldic print titled Herby Królów Polskich shows a central red shield bearing a white eagle with a gold crown, flanked by smaller shields of dynasties such as Piast, Jagiellon, Jadwiga, Walezy and Wazów. Laurel branches, ribbons with dynasty names and a helmet with plumes frame the composition, and a bull appears in the lower center.

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