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| Auguste Strobl by Joseph Karl
Stieler, 1827
Schloß Nymphenburg, München | 
| Auguste Strobl by Joseph Karl
Stieler, 1827
Schloß Nymphenburg, München | 
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| Unknown Poet by Stieler, 1828
Neue Pinakothek, München | 
| Amalie Freiin von Kruedener, by
Stieler, 1828
Schloß Nymphenburg, München | 
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| Unknown Lady by Stieler, 1828
Neue Pinakothek, München | 
| Anna Hillmayer by Stieler, 1829
Schloß Nymphenburg, München | 
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| Nanette Kaula by Stieler, 1829
Schloß Nymphenburg, München | 
| Regine Daxenberger by Stieler,
1829
Schloß Nymphenburg, München | 
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| Marchesa Florenzi by Stieler,
1831
Schloß Nymphenburg, München | 
| Lady Jane Ellenborough by Stieler,
1831
Schloß Nymphenburg, München | 
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| Sophie Arch-Duchess of Austria
by Stieler, 1832
Schloß Nymphenburg, München | 
| Crescentia Princess of Oettingen-Oettingen
und Wallerstein by Stieler, 1833
Schloß Nymphenburg, München | 
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| Caroline Gräfin von Holnstein
by Stieler, 1834
Schloß Nymphenburg, München | 
| Irene Gräfin von Arco-Steppberg
by Stieler, 1834
Schloß Nymphenburg, München | 
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| Queen Marie of Bavaria by Stieler
Schloß Nymphenburg, München | 
| Irene Marquise of Pallavicini
by Stieler, 1834
Schloß Nymphenburg, München | 
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| Katharina Botzaris, daughter of
a Greek freedom fighter, by Stieler, 1841
Schloß Nymphenburg, München | 
| Caroline Lizius by Stieler, 1842
Schloß Nymphenburg, München | 
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| Caroline Princess of Oettingen-Oettingen
und Wallerstein (daughter of Crescentia) by Stieler, 1843
Schloß Nymphenburg, München | 
| Lady Emily Milbanke by Stieler,
1844
Schloß Nymphenburg, München | 
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*) Joseph Karl Stieler was the favourite painter of the art-loving king Ludwig I of Bavaria (1786-1868). Ludwig commissioned him to paint those women that the king considered beautiful - and that required morality (i.e., chastity) as one important component of their beauty. If an honourable citizens' daughter got picked, she received the dress she was painted in as a gift, which is why they appear dressed above their station.
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