File:Porträtt, Wilhelm av Sachsen-Weimar - Skoklosters slott - 56416.tif

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Porträtt, lit de parade (

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Artist

Unknown author

Photographer

Samuel Uhrdin

Title

Porträtt, lit de parade

Object type

painting

Original caption

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Porträtt, Wilhelm av Sachsen-Weimar, SKO 11733

Description

Depicted person: Wilhelm av Sachsen-Weimar (hertig)

Svenska: Lit de parade med huvudet åt vänster.

Långt, gråsprängt hår, mustasch och kort pipskägg.

Svart dräkt med vita ärmar och vit nedliggande krage.

Svartdraperat rum med strödda rosor och tulpaner m.fl. blommor kring den döde.

Liten blombukett i händerna på bröstet.

I fönstret ängel med guldkrona och palmkvist.

Vid fotändan jordglob, två böcker, fästningsritning, tekniska instrument och rustning i en grupp.

Målad inskrift: "Trauringe Abbildung des Durchl: Hochgeb. Fyrsten Und Herrn Herren Wilhelm des Vierden Hartzog Zu Sachsen Iylle Und Berg Landgr. im Thyr Magckgr: zu Meissen gefyrster Graf zu Henneb:GR: ZU DER Marck und Ravensverck herr zu Ravenstein Segebo, zu Altenvärck den 11 Apr: 1598 gestrob zu Weim: den 17 Maij 1662 beij gesetz in der Schloss Kirchen den 24 Junij 1662.

Spikad direkt på rödbrunmålad fururam, bredd 45 mm.

Date

1662

Medium

oil on canvas

Dimensions

height: 440 mm (17.32 in); width: 670 mm (26.37 in)

Collection

Skokloster Castle

	Native name	Skoklosters slott
	Parent institution	Livrustkammaren och Skoklosters slott med Stiftelsen Hallwylska museet
	Location	Håbo, Sweden
	Coordinates	59° 42′ 13.68″ N, 17° 37′ 09.88″ E
	Established	1971 (opened)
	Website	web site
	Authority file	: Q1891413 VIAF: 146626055 ISNI: 0000000122260442 LCCN: n84012182 OSM: 2841758 GND: 5265343-2 WorldCat

Accession number

SKO 11733

Exhibition history

I sömnens famn - Bädd och bolster på Skoklosters slott (2010) Skoklosters slott

Source

LSH 56416 (sm_t08893)

Permission
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English | македонски | slovenščina | svenska | +/−

Photograph

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