Unbekannt 1. Viertel 20. Jh. - Prinzessin Marie d'Orléans, spätere Herzogin von Württemberg - photo 1
Unbekannt 1. Viertel 20. Jh. - Prinzessin Marie d'Orléans, spätere Herzogin von Württemberg - photo 2

Unbekannt 1. Viertel 20. Jh. - Prinzessin Marie d'Orléans, spätere Herzogin von Württemberg

Lot 1454
30.03.2022 14:00UTC +01:00
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€ 195
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Event locationGermany, München
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Lot 1454 | Unbekannt 1. Viertel 20. Jh. - Prinzessin Marie d'Orléans, spätere Herzogin von Württemberg
Estimate value
€ 250 – 300
Unbekannt 1. Viertel 20. Jh. Prinzessin Marie d'Orléans, spätere Herzogin von Württemberg Brustbild leicht nach links. Rücks. auf dem Rahmen bezeichnet, Etikett ''Erbschaft Hzg. Albrecht Eugen v. Württ. Nr. 201'' sowie Stempel ''Schlossverwaltung Lindach''. Öl auf Lwd., auf Karton aufgezogen. Im Oval 57 x 47 cm. Rahmen min. besch. (75 x 65 cm). Kopie nach einem Bildnis des 19. Jh. Marie Christine Caroline Adélaïde Françoise Léopoldine d'Orléans (1813 Palermo - 1839 Pisa) war die zweite Tochter des späteren französischen Königs Louis-Philippe (1773-1850) und seiner Gemahlin Marie Amélie von Bourbon-Sizilien (1782-1866). Bis zu ihrer Eheschließung war sie als Bildhauerin tätig. 1837 heiratete auf Initiative des belgischen Königs Leopold I. die katholische Prinzessin den evangelischen Herzog Alexander von Württemberg (1804 Riga - 1881 Bayreuth), Neffe des Königs der Belgier. 1838 wurde dem Paar das einzige Kind, Herzog Philipp von Württemberg (gest. 1917), geboren. Dieser begründete die katholische Line des Hauses Württemberg.
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