Opakowanie po pudrze z pieczątką sklepu z kosmetykami przy ul. Legionów 4 we Lwowie, którego właścicielem był przemysłowiec Bogdan Bohosiewicz. Sklep miał neon z nazwiskiem, co nie było tak częste w owych czasach. Po II wojnie osiadł w Zabrzu. Pochowany wraz z żoną w Krakowie na Cmentarzu Rakowickim.

Foto: Arkadiusz Glegoła
Model 3D: Karolina Polkowska

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Powder packaging with the stamp of a cosmetics store at. Legionów 4 street in Lviv, owned by the industrialist Bogdan Bohosiewicz. The store had a neon sign with the name on it, which wasn't so common in those days. After World War II, he settled in Zabrze. He is buried with his wife in Cracow at the Rakowicki Cemetery.

Photo: Arkadiusz Glegoła
3D model: Karolina Polkowska

Puder z apteki Bogdana Bohosiewicza

Lwów, XIXw.