Tombstone of Maria Doboszynska and Stanislav Ivanovsky, Ross Cemetery in Vilnius, as of 2013., photo autorzy karty, Public domain
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Inscription plaque from the gravestone of Maria Doboszynska and Stanislav Ivanovsky, Ross Cemetery in Vilnius, as of 2013., photo autorzy karty, Public domain
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Tombstone of Maria Doboszynska and Stanislaw Ivanowski

Vilnius | Lithuania
lit. Vilnius

Rossa Cemetery in Vilnius

Tombstone of Maria Doboszynska and Stanislav Ivanovsky, Ross Cemetery in Vilnius, as of 2013.

Inscription plaque from the gravestone of Maria Doboszynska and Stanislav Ivanovsky, Ross Cemetery in Vilnius, as of 2013.

ID: NGR-007233-P

Tombstone of Maria Doboszynska and Stanislaw Ivanowski

Vilnius | Lithuania
lit. Vilnius

Burial place marked by a cast iron cross on a stele placed at the head of a later slab. Cross with selected face. The arms ending in a stylised trillium form. At the intersection of the arms traces of the attachment of the figure of Christ are visible. Stele of irregular form. On the front an engraved inscription (1). A slab on a foundation, on the top an engraved inscription (2). The whole enclosed originally by a fence consisting of cylindrical pedestals connected by a cast iron bar. The fence is common to structures 10 and 11.

Inscription:

1. Ś. P. / Marija / DOBOSZYŃSKA / zmarła 1874 r. / Listopada 17 dnia, / wieku lat 15 / Prosi o pozdrowienie Anielskie. //.
2. Ś + P / STANISŁAW IWANOWSKI / 1933-2004 / POTOMEK LITOGRAFA MACIEJA PRZYBYLSKIEGO //.

Related persons:

Maria Doboszyńska
Stanisław Iwanowski

Time of origin:

ca. 1875-1878

Lokalizacja nagrobka:

Sector number 8a (Stara Rossa) Tomb number 10

Dimensions:

140 x 70 x 140 cm

Materials:

coloured magmatic rocks (granite, syenite and others), cast iron

Additional information:

Line in first inscription 2, 4,5,6 and 7 in italics. The plate with inscription (2) was created around 2005.