
Greek costumes II
Bronisław Gembarzewski · 1872-1941
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Why is this public domain? Bronisław Gembarzewski died in 1941; this work is in the public domain.
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A chromolithographic plate titled Vestitus Graecorum shows six standing figures in ancient Greek dress, arranged in two rows of three, with Greek captions naming each garment. The figures wear draped chitons, a peplos, himatia and a red mantle, and one bearded man holds a lyre. The sheet is titled Greek costumes II, by Bronisław Gembarzewski, dated 1906.























