Buzási Enikő szerk.: In Europe' Princely Courts, Ádám Mányoki, Actors and venues of a portraitist's career (A Magyar Nemzeti Galéria kiadványai 2003/1)

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b2. fundatum ab Im. Ferdin. II. A° 1628. / a. Colleg. Academ. Soc. les. b. Domus Comit. Collaltica.", "Die Kirche und das Academische Collegium der Soc: Iesi, von Keyser Ferdin. II. A

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te und genaue Abbildung Sowohl der Keyserl: Burg und Lust-Hauser ... Augsburg 1725." Budapest, National Széchényi Library 64. ARCHDUCHESS MARIA ANNA OF AUSTRIA (1718-1744) Second daughter of Emperor Charles VI (III), king of Bohemia and Hungary, and Elisabeth Christine, duchess of Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel. She married Karl Alexander, duke of Lorraine (1712-1780), regent of the Netherlands in 1744, and died in Brussels shortly after her marriage. Adám Mányoki 1723 Oil, canvas; 86x65 cm Signed right in lower third, on the stone wall: "Ade Mányoki: Wienae 1723" München, Bayerische Staatsgemäldesammlungen, inv. no.: 7538 Until 1937 in Munich, Residenz, then in the Residenzmuseum, Bayerische Staatsgemäldesammlungen from 1960. 65. MARIA THERESA, ARCHDUCHESS OF AUSTRIA, LATER EMPRESS AND QUEEN OF HUNGARY AND BOHEMIA (I7i7-i780) Daughter of Emperor Charles VI (III), king of Hungary, and Elisabeth Christine, duchess of BraunschweigWolfenbüttel. She married Francis Stephen, duke of Lorraine and grand duke of Tuscany in 1736, later Holy Roman Emperor Francis I (1708-1765). She was queen of Hungary from 1740 and Bohemia from 1743, and empress from 1745 when her husband was crowned emperor. She appointed her husband as co-regent in 1741, a post later filler by her son Joseph II after her husband's death in 1765. Adám Mányoki 1723 Oil, canvas; 86x69 cm Signed middle right on the stone wall: "Ade Mányoki pinx. Viennae 1723" München, Bayerische Staatsgemäldesammlungen, inv. no.: 3290 Munich, Residenz, from 1833 Galerie Schleißheim.