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DOI Artikel:Kasprzak, Aleksandra J.: The Radziwiłłs of Nieśwież: a contribution to industrial "Mecenate" in the first half of the 18th century
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7. A seal of Prince
Michał Kazimierz
Radziwiłł with the
Radziwiłłs' coat-of-arms
and a profile portrait
of king Augustus III
and his wife Mary
Josephine, the polisher's
shop in Jankowicze,
1 /36-1746,
Warsaw,
Zamek Królewski
(Phot. Madej Bronarski)
Johann Herr gained independence. The workshop, in the early forties moved
to Łachwa near Ołyka,24 gradually changed into a smali carpenter’s manufacture
providing furnishing for the Radziwiłłs’ palaces.
24 According to Stefan Mieleszkiewicz (National Museum in Warsaw), the manufacture was active
as late as in the seventeen eighties.
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Michał Kazimierz
Radziwiłł with the
Radziwiłłs' coat-of-arms
and a profile portrait
of king Augustus III
and his wife Mary
Josephine, the polisher's
shop in Jankowicze,
1 /36-1746,
Warsaw,
Zamek Królewski
(Phot. Madej Bronarski)
Johann Herr gained independence. The workshop, in the early forties moved
to Łachwa near Ołyka,24 gradually changed into a smali carpenter’s manufacture
providing furnishing for the Radziwiłłs’ palaces.
24 According to Stefan Mieleszkiewicz (National Museum in Warsaw), the manufacture was active
as late as in the seventeen eighties.
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