Ferdinand III, Emperor of Germany (1637–1657)

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Ferdinand III, Emperor of Germany (1637–1657)

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Date
1637/57
Medium
Unidentified material
Culture
Germany
Department
Painting and Sculpture of Europe
Institution
Art Institute of Chicago
Object ID
10411
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Gift of Mrs. William Nelson Pelouze

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AAT300037334

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  • Representative object from the topic 18th-19th Century European Portrait Miniatures
    18th-19th Century European Portrait Miniatures

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