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Deutsch: Katharina de'Medici und ihre Familie: Katharina und ihr Gatte, der französische König Heinrich II., (im Zentrum) mit ihrem ältesten Sohn Franz II. mit seiner Gattin Maria Stuart (oben links) und ihrem Schwiegervater, dem französischen König Franz I., mit seiner Gattin Claude (oben rechts), ihrem Sohn Heinrich III. mit seiner Gattin, der blonden Louise de Vaudémont (Mitte links), ihrem Sohn Karl IX. mit seiner Gattin Elisabeth von Österreich (Mitte rechts), Christina von Dänemark, ihrem Schwiegersohn Karl III. von Lothringen, ihrer Tochter Claude, ihrem Sohn Hercules-Franz und ihrer Tochter Elisabeth, der Königin von Spanien, (unten von links nach rechts)
English: Katharina (Catherine) of Medici and King Henry II. of France and the members of their family, , 17th century
Français : Catherine de Médicis et Henri II roi de France (au centre) et les membres de leur famille: leur fils aîné François II avec son épouse Marie Stuart (en haut à gauche) et François Ier roi de France, Claude (en haut à droite), Henri III et son épouse, la blonde Louise de Vaudément (au milieu à gauche), Charles IX avec son épouse Elisabeth d'Autriche (au milieu à droite), Christine de Danemark, Charles III de Lorraine, Claude, Hercule-François, Elisabeth reine d'Espagne (en bas de gauche à droite)
Date 23 August 2007
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Source/Photographer http://www.kleio.org/bilderkatalog/tudors_stuarts/buch2-934.htm
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Les trois personnages du bas sont Christine de Danemark (Christina von Dänemark), Charles III de Lorraine (Karl III. von Lothringen) et Claude duchesse de Lorraine (Claudia von Valois).

- P.ROSENBERG, Pittura francese nelle collezioni pubbliche fiorentine, Firenze, Centro Di, 1977

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