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File:Peter Paul Rubens 091b.jpg

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Title
Deutsch: Porträt der Infantin Isabella Clara Eugenia, Regentin der südlichen Niederlande
English: Infante Isabella Clara Eugenia (1566-1633)
Date
Deutsch: um 1615
Medium
Deutsch: Öl auf Eichenholz
Dimensions
Deutsch: 105 x 74 cm Rahmenmaße: 136 x 103 x 8 cm
Deutsch: Wien
Notes
Deutsch: Pendant zum Porträt ihres Gatten Erzherzog Albrecht VII., Regent der südlichen Niederlande, ebenfalls in Wien.

Inv.-Nr. GG_6345

Provenienz: Wohl aus Rubens' Nachlass; 1921 erworben;

Abgebildete Person: Infantin Isabella Klara Eugenia Tochter d. Philipp II. von Habsburg Spanien
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