Inv. No. S14025

Author of the WorkDaniel Alexius z Květné (1612 - 1613), Mistr Litoměřického oltáře (okolo 1470–?)
TitleBohemian and Hungarian Queen Anna Jagellonská (borned Foix-Candale)
Date of Origin1506–1509
PlacePrague, Prague Castle, St Vitus Cathedral, St. Wenceslav chapel, eastern wall, deatil
Techniquemural
PhotographerJosef Sudek
Date1942-45
Print Dimensions11,3x15,1 cm
Keywords16th century, architecture, Bohemia, gothic, interiors, chapels, St. Vitus cathedral, cathedrals, original print, Prague, decoration, renaissance, Jagiellonian dynasty

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