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Chromolithograph of a green and gold relief panel showing a crowned ruler, a balance scale, coins, and standing figures with

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Panel of the Bronze Door in the Gniezno Cathedral, Maksymilian Fajans (1853-1855). Via artnap.com

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A chromolithographic reproduction shows a panel of relief figures in green and gold, with a crowned ruler at center raising a hand beside a balance scale and a vessel of coins. Standing figures in hooded and draped garments flank the scene, with shielded men on the right and a kneeling figure in the foreground. The print is titled Panel of the Bronze Door in the Gniezno Cathedral, by Maksymilian Fajans, dated 1853-1855.