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Two commemorative plaques are affixed to a light-colored, rough-hewn stone block wall, likely part of an ancient structure within the city of Kotor, Montenegro. The upper plaque, a rectangular white marble slab with prominent dark veining, features a dark, ornate border. Its inscription, in clear black capital letters, reads: "NA USPOMENU PRVOG HRVATSKOG KRALJA TOMISLAVA 925 – 1925 HRVATI GRADA KOTORA P". Four dark circular fasteners secure the plaque to the wall. Below it, a second, rectangular stone plaque, appearing older and more weathered, is mounted. This plaque, made of a lighter, coarser stone, shows signs of erosion and discoloration, particularly along its lower edge. Its inscription, in less distinct capital letters, is partially faded but legible: "NA VJECNU USPOMENU TEMELJITOG POPRAVKA OVOG HRAMA IZVRSENA TROSKOM VLADE SRETNO VLADUCEG CESARA I KRALJA FRANJA JOSIPA I CRKOVINARSTVA I BISKUPA FRANA UCCELLINI-A 1907 PLEMENITO TIJELO BOKELJSKE MORNARICE PRICODOM PROSLAVE JUBILEJA HILJADU-STOGODISNJICE SVOCA OPSTANKA - POSTAVI -". An arched stone element is visible in the upper left of the scene, while a carved stone architectural detail (possibly a corbel or bracket) is partially visible in the upper right, suggesting the plaques are located under an archway or within a building's facade.
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