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| 表面の銘文 | TISÍC KORUN ČESKOSLOVENSKÝCH / NÁRODNÍ BANKA ČESKOSLOVENSKÁ / V PRAZE DNE 25. KVĚTNA 1934 / PADĚLÁNÍ BANKOVEK SE TRESTÁ / M. ŠVABINSKY DEL K. WOLF SC. |
| 裏面の説明 | An oval intaglio portrait of František Palacký, the Czech historian and national revival figure, is set within an elaborate guilloche surround on the right side of the note, with his name inscribed above. The denomination 1000 is rendered in large numerals at center within a decorative rosette, accompanied by multilingual denomination inscriptions reading TISÍC KORUN ČESKOSLOVENSKÝCH, TISÍCHA, TAUSEND, and EZER Kč. The upper border carries the bank title NÁRODNÍ BANKA ČESKOSLOVENSKÁ, and the lower border is ornamented with a fruit and foliage garland. |
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Max Švabinský was one of the most prominent Czech graphic artists of the twentieth century — his involvement here was not a bureaucratic appointment but a deliberate institutional choice to anchor the highest-denomination note in serious fine art tradition. Karel Wolf's engraving translates Švabinský's compositional style into intaglio with considerable fidelity, an unusual achievement when artist and engraver are working in the same national tradition rather than across an outsourced international print contract.
Printed domestically at a time when most central European states still relied on foreign security printers, this note reflects Czechoslovakia's investment in sovereign printing infrastructure during the interwar period — a capacity that would be abruptly interrupted by the German occupation in 1939.