Bronze Doors of Gniezno Cathedral, Poland.
Life and Martyrdom of St. Adalbert (Wojciech)

Adalbert’s remains are bought by the Polish ruler from the Prussians, for their weight in gold.

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Gniezno Doors („Drzwi Gnieznienskie”) are a unique masterpiece of Romanesque art in Europe. The historical piece of art, decorated with bas-reliefs, presents the story of St. Adalbert’s life.
The famous doors are at the entrance to Gniezno Cathedral, where a number of important events in the history of Poland took place. The Cathedral holds the remains of St. Adalbert and the first Polish kings were crowned here.

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Bronze Doors of Gniezno Cathedral, Poland. Life and Martyrdom of St. Adalbert (Wojciech)

Adalbert’s remains are bought by the Polish ruler from the Prussians, for their weight in gold.

Bronze Doors of Gniezno Cathedral, Poland.
Life and Martyrdom of St. Adalbert (Wojciech)