Title: TABLE 24. From the interior of the church in Łagiewniki Wielkie (Plate 22). Posts supporting the ceiling oldest - posts under the choir later / "TABL. 24. FROM THE INTERIOR OF THE CHURCH IN ŁAGIEWNIKI WIELKIE (PLATE 22). PILLARS SUPPORTING THE CEILING THE OLDEST - PILLARS UNDER THE CHOIR THE LATER."
Author: Viktor Gosieniecki
Description of subject:
Notes: Entire plate preserved, only the plate number is given on the plate, the description of the engravings (titles of the engravings) can be found on a separate sheet of the index of plates enclosed in the photocopy. The entire portfolio consists of 16 autolithographs (+ one repeated on the portfolio cover), portfolio edition of 500 copies.
The numbering of the plates (Nos. 21-36) follows the numbering of other portfolios in the series (Portfolio 1, Poznan Province - 10 engravings from 1924 (Nos. 1-10); Portfolio 2, Poznan and Pomeranian Province - 10 engravings from 1924 (Nos. 11-20); Portfolio 3, Silesian Province - 16 engravings from 1925 (Nos. 21-36); Portfolio 4 part 1, Wielkopolska manors and mansions - 10 engravings from 1935 (Nos. 37-46) (Zeszyt 4 cz.2 and Zeszyt 5, Kashubia; not published).
Filial church of St. John the Baptist wooden log structure on a stone foundation oriented from 1691, burned down 3.10.1961; see Siemko 2001 pp. 92-93
About the author: Wiktor Gosieniecki (19.12.1876 Strzelno Powiat Mogilno - 29.08.1956 Gdansk) painter and graphic artist, also engaged in applied art and stage design, educator. Studied in Berlin and Munich, upon his return settled in Gniezno, and from 1912 became permanently associated with Poznan (with a break for the occupation), co-organized from 1919 the School of Decorative Arts, where he became a professor (later operating as the State Institute of Fine Arts and the State Higher School of Fine Arts), made primarily in the 1920s and 1930s lithographs and color lithographs with architectural motifs, author of several graphic volumes in lithography; see SAP vol. 2 pp. 412-414 and especially Mulczynski 1996 pp. 112-117
Literature: Gronska 1994 item 218
Additional information:
State of preservation:
Item in very nice condition
Grading of state of preservation:
- perfect condition: (6) no defects, no signs of use, like new
- very nice: almost perfect condition (+5), very slight defects, almost like new (unused)
- nice: very good condition (5), very slight, basically insignificant defects
- quite nice: condition - very good (-5), insignificant, insignificant defects
- more than good: condition between very good and good (4/5), fairly insignificant, not very significant defects
- at least good: condition at least good (+4), not very significant defects
- good: condition of good (4), fairly significant defects
- less than good: condition -good (-4), significant defects
- more than sufficient: condition between good and sufficient (3/4), very significant defects
- at least sufficient: condition at least sufficient (+3), quite poor condition, extremely significant defects, almost destructive
- Sufficient: sufficient condition (3), poor condition, major defects in the card, basically destruct
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