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Hofburg, Innsbruck

Habsburg palace in Innsbruck, Austria, and considered one of the three most significant cultural buildings in the country, along with the Hofburg Palace and Schönbrunn Palace in Vienna

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9 paintings

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  • Portrait of the Ducal Family of Parma
    Portrait of the Ducal Family of Parma
    Johann Zoffany
    1774 · Hofburg, Innsbruck
  • Portrait of Maria Carolina of Austria
    Portrait of Maria Carolina of Austria
    Martin van Meytens
    1765–1770 · Hofburg, Innsbruck
  • The young deceased daughters of Maria Theresa
    The young deceased daughters of Maria Theresa
    Franz Anton Maulbertsch
    18th century · Hofburg, Innsbruck
  • Anne d'Autriche en costume royal
    Anne d'Autriche en costume royal
    After Charles Beaubrun
    c. 1650 · Hofburg, Innsbruck
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    Q122242035
    Circle of Martin van Meytens
    18th century · Hofburg, Innsbruck
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    Q122242129
    Circle of Martin van Meytens
    18th century · Hofburg, Innsbruck
  • Maria Beatrice, Princess of Modena, wife of the Archduke Ferdinand
    Maria Beatrice, Princess of Modena, wife of the Archduke Ferdinand
    Circle of Martin van Meytens
    18th century · Hofburg, Innsbruck
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    Q123000486
    Josef Hauzinger
    18th century · Hofburg, Innsbruck
  • PNo image
    Portrait of Maria Elisabeth von Österreich (1743-1808), Abbess of the Damenstift of Innsbruck
    Johann Baptist von Lampi the Elder
    1781 · Hofburg, Innsbruck
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