The Sarcophagus of Bolko II Mały
- Author, school, workshop
- Unknown
- Style
- Baroque / Gothic elements
- Date
- the middle of the 18th century / around 1380
- Material and technique
- carved sandstone, marbled and carved stucco
- Size
- : 2.57 x 1.27 x 0.77 m
- Location
- The Mausoleum of Piasts of Świdnik – Jawór in Krzeszów
- Description
- The Duke is depicted in a full plate knight armour; he holds a shield and a misericorde in his hand. At his feet, there is a lion a symbol of courage, a dog – a symbol of fidelity and the coat of arms of Łużyce Dolne where Bolko II was a margrave until the end of his life. On the tomb of the sarcophagus we can see figures associated with the Dukes’ Court: Piotr Zedlitzch, Mikołaj Bolcze and Reinczke Schaff(gotsch). The other coats of arms which we can see belong to the Silesian families: Bolcze; Schaffgotsch and Reibnitz.
