Country Count Collection

Friedrich Jakob Hill Georg Wilhelm 1722-82 country count
Friedrich Jakob Hill, Georg Wilhelm, 1722-82, country count of Hessen-Darmstadt, painting, Watercolor on ivory, Height, 4.4 cm (1.7 inches), Width, 3.7 cm (1.4 inches)

Attributed Niclas Lafrensen d. AÔé¼ King Fredrik I
Attributed to Niclas Lafrensen d.a, King Fredrik I, Fredrik I (1676-1751), country Count of Hessen-Kassel, King of Sweden, married to 1. Lovisa Dorotea Sofia of Preussen, 2

Abraham Wuchters Fredrik Hessen-Homburg Grh 894
Abraham Wuchters, Fredrik of Hessen-Homburg, To Grh 894, Fredrik, 1633-1708, country Count, of Hessen-Homburg, painting, Oil on canvas, Height, 112 cm (44 inches), Width, 81 cm (31.8 inches)

Maria Amalia 1653-1711 Princess Kurland Countess
Maria Amalia (1653-1711), Princess of Kurland, Countess of Hessen-Kassel, married to Karl, country Count of Hessen-Kassel, painting, Watercolor on parchment, metal frame, Height, 2.6 cm (1 inch)

Ulrika Pasch King Fredrik I Fredrik I 1676-1751
Ulrika Pasch, King Fredrik I, Fredrik I, 1676-1751, country Count of Hessen-Kassel, King of Sweden, painting, Frederick I of Sweden, Oil on panel, Height, 39 cm (15.3 inches), Width

Filip I Princess Kristina Filip 1504-1567 country Count
Filip I and Princess Kristina, Filip, 1504-1567, country Count of Hessen-Kassel, Kristina, 1505-1549, Princess of Saxony, painting, oil on canvas, Height, 103 cm (40.5 inches), Width

Jacob Coopman Karl 1654-1730 country count Hessen-Kassel
Jacob Coopman, Karl, 1654-1730, country count of Hessen-Kassel, painting, portrait, Charles I, Landgrave of Hesse-Kassel, 1739, Drawing pastel, Height, 27 cm (10.6 inches), Width, 20 cm (7.8 inches)

Georg Engelhard SchrAoder Karl 1654-1730 country Count
Georg Engelhard Schroder, Karl, 1654-1730, country Count of Hessen-Kassel, painting, portrait, 1726, Oil on canvas, Pictured in armor, red mantle and Elephant Order, Hip image from right, Height

Herman Hendrik Quiter dy Karl 1654-1730 country Count
Herman Hendrik Quiter dy, Karl, 1654-1730, country Count of Hessen-Kassel, painting, 1726, oil on canvas, Height, 79 cm (31.1 inch), Width, 64 cm (25.1 inch), Signed, H de Quitter f. A 1726

Herman Hendrik Quiter d. y Fredrik II 1720-1785
Herman Hendrik Quiter d.y, Fredrik II, 1720-1785, country Count of Hessen-Kassel, painting, 1727, Oil on canvas, Height, 77 cm (30.3 inches), Width, 63 cm (24.8 inches)

Salomon Duarte Louis VI 1630-78 country count
Salomon Duarte, Louis VI, 1630-78, country count of Hessen-Darmstadt, 1665, oil on canvas, Height, 146 cm (57.4 inches), Width, 124 cm (48.8 inches), Signed, S. Duarte // fec

Salomon Duarte Georg II 1605-1661 country count
Salomon Duarte, Georg II, 1605-1661, country count of Hessen-Darmstadt, painting, 1666, oil on canvas, Height, 146 cm (57.4 inches), Width, 124 cm (48.8 inches), Signed, S. Duar (...) fc 1666

Filip I 1504-1567 country count Hessen-Kassel
Filip I, 1504-1567, country count of Hessen-Kassel, painting, 1564, Oil on canvas, Height, 122 cm (48 inches), Width, 97 cm (38.1 inches)

Attributed David Frumerie Filip I 1504-1567 country count
Attributed to David Frumerie, Filip I, 1504-1567, country count of Hessen-Kassel, painting, Oil on canvas, Height, 196 cm (77.1 inch), Width, 117 cm (46 inch)

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"Exploring the Intriguing World of Country Counts: From Friedrich Jakob Hill to Georg Wilhelm" Step into the fascinating realm of country counts as we delve into their historical significance and notable figures. One such figure is Friedrich Jakob Hill, a prominent personality from 1722-82 who left an indelible mark on the concept of country count. Another renowned name associated with this title is Niclas Lafrensen d. AÔé¼, attributed to King Fredrik I, whose reign witnessed significant developments in this domain. Abraham Wuchters Fredrik Hessen-Homburg Grh 894 adds another layer to our understanding of country counts, showcasing its relevance across different regions and time periods. Meanwhile, Maria Amalia (1653-1711), Princess Kurland Countess, brings forth a touch of royalty intertwined with her role as a country count. Ulrika Pasch's connection with both King Fredrik I and Fredrik I (1676-1751) highlights the intricate web that binds these individuals together within the framework of country counts. Moving further back in history, Filip I Princess Kristina Filip (1504-1567) emerges as an influential figure who shaped the course of country counting during their era. Jacob Coopman Karl (1654-1730), representing Hessen-Kassel as a country count, showcases how this title extended beyond geographical boundaries. Similarly, Georg Engelhard SchrAoder Karl (1654-1730) and Herman Hendrik Quiter dy Karl (1654-1730) exemplify how various individuals held this prestigious position during that period. The legacy continues with Herman Hendrik Quiter d. y. , who made his mark under Fredrik II from 1720-1785. Salomon Duarte takes us on a journey through time by connecting Louis VI (1630-78) and Georg II (1605-1661) to the realm of country counts.