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Habsburg & Austrian Imperial Portraits

About this collection

Habsburg portraits are the likenesses of the emperors, officers and ladies of the Austrian imperial house, painted for the court and its households from the eighteenth century to the Biedermeier years.

The portraits presented here form a cabinet series of small-format Habsburg court paintings, emperors in uniform, officers in white coats and ladies in Empire dress, most of them on canvases of near identical size, made to be kept close in a study or a private cabinet. To read this imperial tradition, see our guide to Habsburg Portraits, Collecting Austrian Imperial Portraiture.

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From the Habsburg emperor portrait in uniform to the Austrian officer in a white coat and the court lady with a jeweled tiara, these small imperial portraits hang beautifully in a study, a library or a gallery wall of ancestors. Collectors will find cabinet-size oils in period gilt frames, honest survivors of the Austrian court tradition.

Every painting ships free from France to the USA and Canada. To choose with a collector's eye, start with our guide to How to Collect Antique Paintings.

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