Caption
A cross made of princely diadems, a box called the Saracen-Sicilian box and the so-called glass of Saint Jadwiga of Silesia; Wyczólkowski, Leon 1852–1936 painter/author; Casimir IV Jagiellon king of Poland; 1427–1492; Romanesque architecture craft; artistic craftsmanship; goldsmithery; Jadwiga of Silesia Saint; 1174–1243; crosses; ciboria; Polish pastels; Polish culture; Gothic craft; Young Poland style; coats of arms: Pólkozic, White Eagle; 1907, Kraków; pastel; height 106 cm, width 79 cm, A dark background fills the image with a large ornate cross centered, rendered in gold with a textured surface and small colored accents of blue and red; the cross has a vertical shaft and a horizontal arm with a row of pointed decorative shapes along its top edge. Below the horizontal arm, left of the vertical shaft, sits a gold-toned ornate box with rounded relief patterns, placed on a dark red base, and to the right of the shaft there is a gold goblet with a flared rim and a rounded base also resting on a dark red base. The frame around the image is black with thin gold inner trim and gold decorative corner elements.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26A32_322
License type
Rights managed
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41.3Mb (1.6Mb) / 11.2in x 14.3in / 3374 x 4280 (300dpi)