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Anna Sofia of Denmark with her sons, late 17th-early 18th century. Creator: David von Krafft
Anna Sofia of Denmark with her sons, late 17th-early 18th century. Anna Sofia (1647-1717), princess of Denmark, electress of Saxony, her sons Johann Georg IV, (1668-1697), elector of Saxony

August II the Strong, 1670-1733, elector of Saxony, king of Poland, late 17th-mid 18th century

Friedrich August I / August II the strong, 1670-1733, elector of Saxony, king of Poland, 1704. Creator: Anon
Friedrich August I / August II the strong, 1670-1733, elector of Saxony, king of Poland, 1704

August II af Polen, 1761-1860. Creator: Unknown
August II af Polen, 1761-1860

The Vest of August the Strong, 1840. Creator: Adolph Menzel
The Vest of August the Strong, 1840

Portrait of Aurora of Koenigsmark, between 1705 and 1710. Creator: Unknown
Portrait of Aurora of Koenigsmark, between 1705 and 1710

Portrait of the Elector John Frederic the Magnanimous of Saxony (1503-1554), 1533. Creator: Lucas Cranach the Elder
Portrait of the Elector John Frederic the Magnanimous of Saxony (1503-1554), 1533

Copy of John Frederic the Magnanimous, in Electoral Robes

Augustus II the Strong, 1718, (1936). Creator: Unknown
Augustus II the Strong, 1718, (1936). August Der Starke. Portrait of Augustus II the Strong (1670-1733), Elector of Saxony as Frederick Augustus I

Surrender of the Elector of Saxony, Italian, Milan, ca. 1560-70. Creator: Unknown
Surrender of the Elector of Saxony, Italian, Milan, ca. 1560-70

Celebration for the Elector Johann Georg II, Leipzig, July 8, 1667: Fireworks Display by Night, ca. 1667

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The Saxony Elector of the 17th century was a powerful figure in German politics, overseeing the administration of one of the most influential states in the Holy Roman Empire. Known for their strategic alliances and diplomatic prowess, the Saxony Electors played a key role in shaping European history during this tumultuous period. From negotiating treaties to leading military campaigns, these rulers were adept at navigating complex political landscapes and asserting their authority over rival factions. Their court was a center of culture and learning, attracting artists, scholars, and musicians from across Europe. The legacy of the Saxony Electors continues to be felt today through their lasting impact on art, architecture, and governance in Germany.