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Bildnis Feodora Fürstin zu Hohenlohe Langenburg

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Events

Template creation

Who	William Charles Ross (1794-1860)
When	1843

Printing plate produced

Who	Bonaventura Weiss (1812-1875)
When	1845 [About]
Where	Stuttgart

Printed

Who	Gottfried Küstner (1800-1864)
When	1845 [About]
Where	Stuttgart

Keywords

Damenbildnis Portrait

Description

Porträt im Alter von etwa 35 Jahren nach einer Zeichnung von William Charles Ross. Prinzessin Anna Feodora Auguste Charlotte Wilhelmine zu Leiningen (* 7. Dezember 1807 in Amorbach; † 23. September 1872 in Baden-Baden), durch Heirat Fürstin zu Hohenlohe-Langenburg, war die Halbschwester der britischen Königin Victoria sowie Nichte des ersten belgischen Königs Leopold I. Prinzessin Feodora hatte am 18. Februar 1828 in London Fürst Ernst I. zu Hohenlohe-Langenburg (1794–1860 geheiratet.

Material/Technique

Lithografie

Measurements

H 53 cm, B 44 cm (Rahmen)

Map

Template creation
1843
William Charles Ross

Printing plate produced
1845
Bonaventura Weiss
Stuttgart

Printed
1845
Küstner, Gottfried
Stuttgart

1842 1847

Object from: Sandelsches Museum Kirchberg an der Jagst

Den Grundstock des Sandelschen Museums bildet die der Stadt überlassene Sammlung des Gerichtsrats Theodor Sandel (1861-1927). 1927 erfolgte die...

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