
Sloh Indický - Ozdoby v mramoru
Julius Skuhravý · 1859-1916
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Sloh Indický - Ozdoby v mramoru, Julius Skuhravý (1906). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Julius Skuhravý died in 1916; this work is in the public domain.
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A decorative plate from Sloh Indický showing ornamental floral designs in the manner of marble inlay, with stylized lotuses, tulips, and scrolling vines arranged in borders and an arched panel. The print is labeled Ozdoby v mramoru and is attributed to Julius Skuhravý, dated 1906.























