Tombstone of Sabina Godziszewska, Ross Cemetery in Vilnius, as of 2013., photo autorzy karty, Domaine public
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Fragment of Sabina Godziszewska's gravestone, Ross Cemetery in Vilnius, as of 2013., photo autorzy karty, Domaine public
Licence: , Source: cmentarznarossie.uksw.edu.pl

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ID: NGR-011968-P

Tombstone of Sabina Godziszewska

Vilnius | Lithuania
lit. Vilnius

Rossa Cemetery in Vilnius

Tombstone of Sabina Godziszewska, Ross Cemetery in Vilnius, as of 2013.

$Galerie de l\'objet$ +2

Fragment of Sabina Godziszewska's gravestone, Ross Cemetery in Vilnius, as of 2013.

$Galerie de l\'objet$ +2

ID: NGR-011968-P

Tombstone of Sabina Godziszewska

Vilnius | Lithuania
lit. Vilnius

Burial site originally marked by a cross on a two-stage plinth and a two-stage base with a band filled with ceramic tiles forming a geometric pattern. Second step of base with chamfered upper edges. The first step of the plinth with chamfered upper edges, on it at the front a pseudo-panel with corners of an overhanging and overhanging segmental arch design, in it an engraved inscription. The second step of the pedestal with chamfered upper edges with profiled uplift, on the front a pseudo-panel with corners of an overhanging segmental arch, in it a pseudo-relief and a metal oval frame with a photograph on porcelain. On the partly destroyed photograph a portrait of a dark-haired woman supporting her instep on her right hand. Below the photograph a pseudo-relief of crossed palm branches tied with a ribbon. Below a pseudo-relief engraved inscription.

Inscription:

Ś. P. / SABINA / GODZISZEWSKA / ZM. 1 MARCA / 1913 R. / WIEKU LAT 29 //. POKÓJ JEJ DUSZY //.

Related persons:

Sabina Godziszewska

Time of origin:

ca. 1913-1916

Emplacement de la pierre tombale:

Numéro de secteur 12c (Stara Rossa) Numéro de la tombe 68

Dimensions:

170 x 140 x 210 cm

Materials:

coloured magmatic rocks (granite, syenite and others), dark magmatic rocks (basalt, diabase, gabbro, monzonite and others)