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Maria Eleonora of Brandenburg

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  • Gustav II Adolf of Sweden Bids Farewell to his Consort, Maria Eleonora i Erfurt.
    Gustav II Adolf of Sweden Bids Farewell to his Consort, Maria Eleonora i Erfurt.
    Per Lindhberg
    1838 · Nationalmuseum
  • Maria Eleonora (1599-1655), princess of Brandenburg, queen of Sweden, married to Gustav II Adolf of Sweden
    Maria Eleonora (1599-1655), princess of Brandenburg, queen of Sweden, married to Gustav II Adolf of Sweden
    Ulrika Pasch
    18th century · National Portrait Gallery of Sweden
  • Maria Eleonora (1599-1655), princess of Brandenburg, queen of Sweden, married to Gustav II Adolf of Sweden
    Maria Eleonora (1599-1655), princess of Brandenburg, queen of Sweden, married to Gustav II Adolf of Sweden
    Jacob Heinrich Elbfas
    17th century · National Portrait Gallery of Sweden
  • Maria Eleonora (1599-1655), princess of Brandenburg, queen of Sweden, married to Gustav II Adolf of Sweden, as Diana
    Maria Eleonora (1599-1655), princess of Brandenburg, queen of Sweden, married to Gustav II Adolf of Sweden, as Diana
    Attributed to Hendrik Munnichhoven
    17th century · National Portrait Gallery of Sweden
  • Maria Eleonora, 1599-1655, drottning av Sverige, prinsessa av Brandenburg
    Maria Eleonora, 1599-1655, drottning av Sverige, prinsessa av Brandenburg
    David von Krafft
    · Nationalmuseum
  • Maria Eleonora (1599-1655), Princess of Brandenburg, Queen of Sweden
    Maria Eleonora (1599-1655), Princess of Brandenburg, Queen of Sweden
    After Michiel Jansz. van Mierevelt
    1619 · Nationalmuseum
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