Moszynski family tomb, Ternopil cemetery, as of 2016., photo autorzy karty
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Fragment of the Moszyński family tomb, Ternopil cemetery, as of 2016., photo autorzy karty
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ID: NGR-011868-P

Moszyński family tomb

Тернопіль | Ukraine

Mikuliniec Cemetery in Ternopil

ID: NGR-011868-P

Moszyński family tomb

Тернопіль | Ukraine

A tomb of regular blocks on a rectangular plan surmounted by an obelisk on a two-stepped plinth and a three-stepped base. The whole on a base. The front of the obelisk with an engraved cross, below it a plaster medallion with a bas-relief of the head of Christ wearing a crown of thorns, with the detail of the face, beard and hair to the shoulders clearly visible. Below a cast iron openwork lantern holder painted in silver. All steps of the base decorated with glazing. The first step of the plinth with chamfered upper edges. On the front, inscription (1). The second step of the plinth with moulded upper edges. On the front and on the left wall, engraved inscriptions (2)(3). Cast iron fence set on the tomb, painted with silver paint. To the front in the central part of the tomb a manhole with engraved inscription and silver-painted iron entablature. The elevation of the tomb elaborated with rustication, rusticated.

Inscription:

1. MARCIN Nałęcz MOSZYŃSKI / Gwardzista zr. 1848 obyw. m. Tnpl / *8.XI.1828 + 24.III.1907. //.
2. TEKLA MOSZYŃSKA / *1.XI.1831. + 13.XI.1904. //.
3.JOANNA MOSZYŃSKA / 1928 //.
4. + / GROBOWIEC / RODZINY / MOSZYNSKICH //.

Time of origin:

ca. 1905

Lokalizacja nagrobka:

Sector number 3c Tomb number 15

Dimensions:

386 x 550 x 480 cm

Additional dimensions:

monument 266 x 314 x 151

Materials:

sandstone, cast iron

Additional Information about materials:

cast iron fence, entablature and lantern holder painted in silver, plaster relief of Christ's head, red colour of obelisk, elevation elaborated with rustication

State of preservation:

cavities

Comments on the state of preservation and visible restoration:

few cavities filled with concrete

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