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Charles Frederick, Duke of Schleswig-Holstein-Gottorp

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9 paintings

  • Karl Fredrik, 1700-1739, hertig av Holstein-Gottorp
    Karl Fredrik, 1700-1739, hertig av Holstein-Gottorp
    Attributed to David von Krafft
    · National Portrait Gallery of Sweden
  • Karl Fredrik, 1700-1739, hertig av Holstein-Gottorp
    Karl Fredrik, 1700-1739, hertig av Holstein-Gottorp
    Attributed to David von Krafft
    1706 · National Portrait Gallery of Sweden
  • Karl Fredrik, 1700-1739, hertig av Holstein-Gottorp
    Karl Fredrik, 1700-1739, hertig av Holstein-Gottorp
    Attributed to David von Krafft
    c. 1722 · National Portrait Gallery of Sweden
  • Karl Fredrik (1700-1739), duke of Holstein-Gottorp, married to Anna of Russia
    Karl Fredrik (1700-1739), duke of Holstein-Gottorp, married to Anna of Russia
    David von Krafft
    18th century · Nationalmuseum
  • Karl Fredrik av Hostein-Gottorp, 1700-1739
    Karl Fredrik av Hostein-Gottorp, 1700-1739
    After David von Krafft
    · Nationalmuseum
  • Karl Fredrik, 1700-1739, hertig av Holstein-Gottorp
    Karl Fredrik, 1700-1739, hertig av Holstein-Gottorp
    Johan Starbus
    · Nationalmuseum
  • Karl Fredrik, Duke of Holstein-Gottorp
    Karl Fredrik, Duke of Holstein-Gottorp
    David Richter the Younger
    1714 · Nationalmuseum
  • Charles Frederick, Duke of Holstein-Gottorp
    Charles Frederick, Duke of Holstein-Gottorp
    David Richter the Younger
    1714 · Nationalmuseum
  • Karl Fredrik, Duke of Holstein-Gottorp
    Karl Fredrik, Duke of Holstein-Gottorp
    David Richter the Younger
    1714 · Nationalmuseum
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