Nurnmberg, 1742
The Kornik Library of the Polish Academy of Sciences, collection of graphics, cat. no. C XIII 1658
Copperplate, 51,7 x 31 cm
In the middle a celestial globe beside four astronomers: Claudius Ptolemy, Nicolaus Copernicus, John Keppler and Tycho de Brahe. In the background palms, two sphinx and view of the town. In the upper part puttos open sheets with drawings of the heliocentric system. Below the scene astronomical instruments.

Cracow (in the Lithography of Piotr Wyszkowski), 1830
The Kornik Library of the Polish Academy of Sciences, collection of graphics, cat. no. A XIV 1084
Lithograph, 14,4 x 10,6 cm
Figure of Nicolaus Copernicus father of the astronomer on his knees. In the distance appears the Virgin Marry with the Christ-Child, shields at the corners. Below inscription: "Des Hern Docter Nicolai Koppernick Thumber und Astronim zur Frauenburg/ Seines Seligen Vaters auch Nicolaus Koppernick genant seine Gestalt/
IOANNES BROSCIUS CURXELOVIENS DEPINGI CURAVIT/ TORUNII/ATO HIC REPOSUIT

Paris, ca. 1843
The Kornik Library of the Polish Academy of Sciences, collection of graphics, cat. no. B XV 1046
Woodcut, 45,6 x 29,9 cm
At the top of the headpiece three features:
a. Maison a Thorn ou est né Kopernic, 1473, sc. Simon after Adam Piliński
b. Statue de Kopernik, érigée a Varsovie en 1829, A.Oleszczyński
c. Maison a Fraenbourg, ou mourut Kopernic, 1543, sc. Simon after Adama Piliński

Paris, (L. Martinet), 1836
The Kornik Library of the Polish Academy of Sciences, collection of graphics, cat. no. A XXXVIII 2830
The Library of the Polish Academy of Arts and Sciences and the Polish Academy of Sciences in Cracow, 8/II - 1007: no 63
Steel engraving, plate 10,4 x 14 cm (sheet 24 x 30,8 cm)
Graphics out of : Rozmaitości polskie /Polish miscellany/ published by A. Oleszczyński (French edition: Variété polonaises Paris 1832). Below the view an explanation in French.

Paris, (Drouart), 1843
The Kornik Library of the Polish Academy of Sciences, collection of graphics, cat. no. C I 17
Steel engraving, plate. 40 x 30 cm (sheet: 44 x 33,5)
Torso in profile turned into the left side (in a fact likeness of Johann Stöffler) after XVII-th graphics by B. Moncornet, the signs of the zodiac in the background; beside the inscription: EX AUTHENTICO PROTOTIPO ERAS [mi] REINHOLDI, F[ECIT]. A[ntoni]. OLESZ [czyński] P[olonus]. A frame with the figures of polish personages connected to Copernicus and its work, as well explanatory inscriptions. At the bottom nine various images of Copernicus.

Paris, 1855
The Library of the Polish Academy of Arts and Sciences and the Polish Academy of Sciences in Cracow, top. POL II - cat. 008396
steel engraving : 39,7 x 30,1 cm
The main portraits represents by mistake Johann Stoeffler. In the lower part inscription: Nic. Copernicus Natus Thorunii in Polonia 1473 and other ones.

Before 1853, Paris
The Jagiellonian University Museum, 10569-1820/II
Test print, steel engraving 51 x 36,2 cm, paper

1843 r.
The Nicolaus Copernicus Museum in Frombork MF / G / 137; MF / G / 146; MF / G / 150
Paper, steel engraving; 40 x 30 cm
Oval portrait surrounded by figures of astronomers and scholars of different epochs, below in the lower part of the main engraving a series of Copernicus' portraits after the most known artists.

1855, Paris
The Jagiellonian University Museum, 6227-5/II
Paper, steel engraving, 54 x 42 cm

Poznań, no year
The Kornik Library of the Polish Academy of Sciences, collection of graphics, cat. no. AO VII 654
Pencil on the tracing paper, 12,3 x 16,8 cm
Sitting Copernicus seen from the front leaning against a globe, holding a drawing on his knees and a trammel in his right hand.

Warsaw, 1826
The Kornik Library of the Polish Academy of Sciences, collection of graphics, cat. no. B XI 801
Lithograph, 43,4 x 29,4 cm
Copernicus bust turned 3 to right, model of heliocentric system kept in the left hand.

Cracow, (Lit. J. Brydak and I. Bielikiewicz), 1873
The Kornik Library of the Polish Academy of Sciences, collection of graphics, cat. no. B XV 1045
Lithograph, 43,5 x 35,4 cm
In the upper part image of Nicholas Copernicus after Jan Matejko. Below astronomer's biography. At the back "Order of ceremony of 400-th birthday celebrated in Cracow on 18-20th February 1873."

Warsaw, 1943
The Kornik Library of the Polish Academy of Sciences, collection of graphics, cat. no. B XXXIX 1845
Woodcut, 21,9 x 14 cm (sheet 28,2 x 19 cm)
Figure of Copernicus with a book and a trammel, the heliocentric system in the background, below view of Torun and a book.

Paris, 1840
The Kornik Library of the Polish Academy of Sciences, collection of graphics, cat. no. A XIV 1085
Steel engraving, plate. 13,9 x 9 cm (sheet 21,7 x 13,8 cm)
Copernicus' statue by B. Thorwaldsen in Warsaw. The astronomer in profile turned into right, out of : Ch. Foster, Pologne, Paris, issued after 1840 before 1871, tab. 46.

The Nicolaus Copernicus Museum in Frombork MF / G / 9
Paper, steel engraving ; 17,7 x 11,3 cm

1840 r., Paris
The Nicolaus Copernicus Museum in Frombork MF/ G / 240; MF / G / 245
Paper, steel engraving; 20 x 12 cm
Out of edition by M. Charles Forster, Pologne, Paris 1840 ., statue to Copernicus in profile, armillary sphere in his hand

Before 1668
The Kornik Library of the Polish Academy of Sciences, collection of graphics, cat. no. A XXVI 2185
Copperplate, 15,6 x 11,5 cm
Torso in a profile into the left side in the oval-shaped frame, inscription on the level of the mouth: "Spes mea in Deo Jesu". In the upper part a picture of heliocentric system, below tree crossed torches, the bishop's cross on the other side. At the bottom inscription: "Ex Authentico Prototypo Erasmi Reinholdi, Copernic, Trutinat Terrae, Lunae que Labores,/ Sidereas Monstrat Pausas, Abstrusa que Pandit. Faciebat I. Mittannour Chamahista Moncornet Excudit".
Engraving after supposedly authentic portrait of N. Copernicus which was owned by German astronomer Erasm Reinhold.

Second half of XVII.
The Kornik Library of the Polish Academy of Sciences, collection of graphics, cat. no. A XXVI 2187
Copperplate, plate: 17,8 x 11 cm (sheet: 25,1 x 17,2)
Torso in a profile into the right in the oval-shaped. Engraving after graphics of Balthasar Moncornet dated before 1668 .

XIX.
The Kornik Library of the Polish Academy of Sciences, collection of graphics, cat. no. A III 154
Lithograph, 15,6 x 14,4 cm
Torso in a profile into the left. Picture after copperplate by Balthasar Moncornet dated before 1668 .

Berlin, 1795
The Kornik Library of the Polish Academy of Sciences, collection of graphics, cat. no. B XI 802
Copperplate, 9,3 x 6,7 cm
Bust into the left against an oval background. Picture from: Almanach historique et généalogique pour l'année bissextile 1796 ..., Berlin 1796.

Frankfort on the Men, 1598
The Kornik Library of the Polish Academy of Sciences, collection of graphics, cat. no. A XXVI 2186
Copperplate, plate 13,8 x 10,7 cm (sheet: 19,4 x 15,2)
Torso turned 3 to left with the lily of valley, inscription in the rectangle frame with a fixture ornament, horns of plenty at the corners and the plate in the lower part with the inscription: "Non docet instabiles Copernicus aetheris orbes, / Sed terra instabiles arguit ille vices. Vu 2".
Engraving after: J. Boissard, Icones virorum illustrium ..., vol. 3, Francfordii ad Moenum 1568, tab. 48, p. 314

1598 r. [ edit.1650 r.]
The Nicolaus Copernicus Museum in Frombork MF/ G / 5; MF / 138; MF / G / 246
The Varmian and Mazurian Museum in Olsztyn, G 1669 OMO
The Regional Museum in Torun; cat. no MT/MK/46.
The Jagiellonian University Museum, 11274-2276/II
Paper, copperplate; 13,8 x 10,7 cm
Picture after Boissard J.J., Icones virorum illustrium doctrina...
Francfordii ad M., 1598
No MF/G/246 very poor condition

Frankfurt on the Men, 1683
The Kornik Library of The Polish Academy of Sciences, collection of graphics, cat. no.. B XII 866
The Varmian and Mazurian Museum in Olsztyn; cat. no G 689 OMO
Copperplate, plate: 20,6 x 15,2 cm (sheet 26,4 x 19,7)
Torso turned 3 to right hands joined in the prayer before crucifix, in the distance an armillary sphere and a trammel standing on the shelf. In the lower part a plate with the inscription: "Non parem Pauli gratiam requiro/ Veniam Petri neq polco, sed quam/ In crucis ligno dederas latroni/ sedulus oro".
Graphic after: C. Hartknoch, Alt- und Neues Preussen geschrieben durch ..., Frankfurt 1683, p. 371

Berlin, latter part of XIX.
The Kornik Library of The Polish Academy of Sciences, collection of graphics, cat. no.. D VI 129
Lithograph, 65,6 x 48,8 cm (sheet 74,8 x 65,0 cm)
Bust into right, model of the heliocentric system in the left hand.

1873
The Nicolaus Copernicus Museum in Frombork, MF / G / 171
Paper, lithograph; 58,8 x 42,5 cm
Printed: W. Korn, Berlin

Second half of XIX c. Berlin
The Jagiellonian University Museum, 15529-2381/II
Lithograph, paper 77 x 62,5 cm

TOWARZYSTWO ZACHETY SZTUK PIEKNYCH W KR ÓLESTWIE POLSKIM CZŁONKOM SWOIM ZA ROK 1877" / (THE ASSOCIATION OF FINE ARTS PROMOTION IN CONGRESS KINGDOM OF POLAND THEIR OWN MEMBERS IN 1877).
Munich (print Fr. Felsing), 1877
The Kornik Library of The Polish Academy of Sciences, collection of graphics, cat. no. CXXVIII 2486
Copperplate, plate: 37,5 x 49,7 cm (sheet: 42,8 x 58 cm)
Copernicus' figure standing at the professor's desk before listening to him the Pope Alexander VI and the group of scholars and artists among whose are: Castiglione, Bembo, Perugino, Dominik Marja, Michelozzi, M.A. Buonarotti, Cesar Borgia, Leonardo da Vinci, Fracastor and Bramante.

Munich, second half of the XIX c.
The Zamoysky Museum in Kozlowka, MPK/MR/1163
copperplate on the white blotting paper, 37,5 x 49,9 cm ( 53,5 x 70,9 cm)

Munich, 1877
The Varmian and Mazurian Museum in Olsztyn,cat. no G 1854 OMO
Lithograph, 29,5 x 45,2 cm

ca. 1877
The Kornik Library of The Polish Academy of Sciences, collection of graphics, cat. no. CXXXI 2733
Lithograph, stone 26,2 x 40,6 cm (sheet 32,5 x 47,5 cm)
Copernicus' figure standing at the professor's desk before listening to him the Pope Alexander VI and the group of scholars and artists among whose are: Castiglione, Perugino, Bembo, Dominik Marja, Michelozzi, M.A. Buonarotti, Cesar Borgia, Leonardo da Vinci, Fracastor and Bramante

1877
The Nicolaus Copernicus Museum in Frombork, inv. MF / G / 170
Paper, aquatint; 40 x 50 cm

Warsaw ?
The Library of the Polish Academy of Arts and Sciences and the Polish Academy of Sciences in Cracow, 8/II - 1017: nr 166
Lithograph, 30,1 x 45,5 cm (folio)
In the lower part inscript. : Rys. z natury Napoleon Orda - Lit. w Lit. M. Fajansa w Warszawie:
Below: Toruń nad Wisłą/ ( Zachodnie Prusy); below in two lines: Dom w którym się urodził... 1543; acompanied by french translation