Tombstone of the Mock, Rossmanith, Tomic families, Karviná cemetery (Doły district), photo dr Magdalena Olszewska, 2023
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Tombstone of the Mock, Rossmanith, Tomic families

Karviná | Czech Republic

Cemetery in Karviná (district Doły)

Tombstone of the Mock, Rossmanith, Tomic families, Karviná cemetery (Doły district)

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ID: NGR-017409-P

Tombstone of the Mock, Rossmanith, Tomic families

Karviná | Czech Republic

Burial place marked by a tombstone on a base, at the head of which is a stele on a pedestal and base. On the stele a bas-relief head of Christ inscribed in a Greek cross, below an engraved inscription (1). The plinth flanked on the sides by lower cuboids with lanterns. On the front of the plinth to the lower right a signature. To the left of the stele, on the base, a plaque closed with a segmental arch, with an engraved cross, decorated on the sides with parallel grooves, below an engraved inscription. The tombstone consisting of three panels, where the central, wider one is closed with a segmental arch.

Inscription:

1. FRANCISZEK TOMICA / * 22./3.1868 + 11./3.1933. / JADWIGA / * 27.9.1866. + 29.12.1944 / GUSTAW MOCEK / * 25./6.1899 + 5./4.1972. / ALOJZJA / * 10./12.1904 + 17./6.1990 //.
2. VIKTOR / ROSSMANITH / *22.2.1869. - + 14.2.1926. / FRANTIŠEK / TOMICA / * 3.12.1900 + 28.2.1983 / OLGA / TOMICOVÁ / * 2.1.1903 //.

Time of origin:

ca. 1933

Lokalizacja nagrobka:

Sector number 11 Tomb number 111

Dimensions:

217 x 215 x 286 cm

Materials:

dark magmatic rocks (basalt, diabase, gabbro, monzonite and others), terrazzo, copper alloy (bronze, brass or bronze alloy)

Additional Information about materials:

base, gravestone - terrazzo, Christ's head - copper alloy

Ceator's signature:

K. Eichler. Karwina. //.