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Princess Louise Caroline Alberta, spätere Herzogin von Argyll, Tochter Königin Viktorias von Großbritannien (1848-1939)
Abt. Generallandesarchiv Karlsruhe, 69 Baden, Sammlung 1995 G Nr. 747
XVIII.
Landesarchiv Baden-Württemberg, Abt. Generallandesarchiv Karlsruhe, 69 Baden, Sammlung 1995 G Baden, Sammlung 1995: Graphik
Baden, Sammlung 1995: Graphik >> 7. Andere verwandte Dynastien
1851
Künstler: Franz Xaver Winterhalter (Maler), Thomas Fairland (Lith.), M.& N. Hanhart (Druck)
Technik: Lithografie
Trägermaterial: Papier kaschiert
Maße: 47,5 x 38,8 cm (43,5 x 35)
Beischriften: unter dem Medaillon (gedruckt): PAINTED BY F. WINTERHALTER. DRAWN ON STONE BY THOMAS FAIRLAND. PRINTED BY M.& N. HANHART. darunter in der Mitte: Her Royal Highness THE PRINCESS LOUISE, CAROLINE, ALBERTA. 1851.
Beschreibung: Schulterstück der kindlichen Prinzessin nach rechts, den Kopf im Viertelprofil zum Betrachter gedreht, Blick frontal, im Medaillon.
Fotos
Fairland, Thomas, Lithograf
Louise; Herzogin von Argyll
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BZK no.
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Delict according to Nazi judicial system
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Role in the proceeding
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