The Death of Grażyna, illustration for 'Grażyna' by Adam Mickiewicz. Rymwid finds the dying Grażyna (lines 971–976). Niewiarowicz, Władysław (1815–1891), draughtsman; Hoffman, Karol (1798–1875). A drawing printed on a block covered with primer, further developed in pen, ink, pencil, with highlights in white gouache; the block was ready for cutting. Before 1851, Paris. Woodcut block; height 11.4 cm, width 14.8 cm, thickness 2.3 cm., A roughly rectangular wooden panel with a central vertical crack shows a detailed monochrome drawing of a reclining scene. The image includes a seated bearded figur

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