Image:Karacena Jana III Sobieskiego.jpg

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en: Karacena armour of King John III Sobieski. Appropriated by Friedrich August I., Elector of Saxony and palced on May 23, 1719 in the Rüstkammer in Dresden, Germany.

pl: Karacena króla Jana III Sobieskiego. Przywłaszczona przez Fryderka Augusta I, elektora saskiego i umieszczona w zbiorach Rüstkammer w Dreźnie 23 maja 1719 r.
Source

Józef Łoski "Jan Sobieski, jego rodzina, towarzysze broni i współczesne zabytki", Warsaw, 1883; Karacena Jana III Sobieskiego
Date

17th century; woodcut: before 1883
Author

unknown - Lviv workshop?; woodcut: Franciszek Szymański according to a drawing done by Aleksander Lesser.
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