The article presents and discusses the unknown watercolour of Cyprian Norwid „Castra Annibalis” from 1850, which represents the Carthaginian military camp from the times of the Second Punic War. The watercolour was exhibited in 1947 in the Museum of the Greater Poland in Poznan at the exhibition organised for the 125th anniversary of the birth of Norwid. At that time, the owner of the piece swas the historian of Polish literature, professor Roman Pollak.
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Studia Norwidiana · ISSN 0860-0562 | eISSN 2544-4433 · DOI: 10.18290/sn
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