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Queen Christine of Sweden (1626-1689) child died in November 1632 (Christina, Queen of Sweden as a child at the times of death of her father Gustav II Adolph) Pen drawing from "Historische Memorabilian des In-und Auslandes"
ELD4882091 Queen Christine of Sweden (1626-1689) child died in November 1632 (Christina, Queen of Sweden as a child at the times of death of her father Gustav II Adolph) Pen drawing from "Historische Memorabilian des In-und Auslandes" (Historical Souvenirs) by Anton Ziegler, 1840 Private collection by Geiger, Peter Johann Nepomuck (1805-80); (add.info.: Queen Christine of Sweden (1626-1689) child died in November 1632 (Christina, Queen of Sweden as a child at the times of death of her father Gustav II Adolph) Pen drawing from "Historische Memorabilian des In-und Auslandes" (Historical Souvenirs) by Anton Ziegler, 1840 Private collection); Photo © The Holbarn Archive
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This black and white pen drawing captures a poignant moment in history - the young Queen Christine of Sweden as a child, mourning the death of her father, Gustav II Adolph. Created by Anton Ziegler in 1840 for his book "Historische Memorabilian des In-und Auslandes" (Historical Souvenirs), this delicate artwork is now part of a private collection. In this portrait, we see a solemn young girl with sorrowful eyes, dressed in regal attire befitting her royal status. The artist's skillful use of shading and intricate details brings depth to the image, emphasizing the weight of grief that Christina carries on her small shoulders. The loss of her father at such a tender age undoubtedly had a profound impact on Christina's life and future reign as queen. This drawing serves as both an artistic representation and historical documentation of this significant event in Swedish history. Preserved by Geiger Peter Johann Nepomuck, this print from Bridgeman Images offers viewers an opportunity to delve into the past and connect with the emotions experienced by Queen Christine during this tragic period. It reminds us that even those born into positions of power are not immune to heartbreak or adversity. As we gaze upon this remarkable piece, let us reflect on the resilience displayed by Queen Christine throughout her life - transforming personal tragedy into strength and determination that would shape not only her own legacy but also leave an indelible mark on European history.
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