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English: Portrait of Princess Louise of Orange-Nassau (1770-1819), sister of King William l of the Netherlands and married to Karl August duke of Braunschweig Wolffenbuttel. She was the only daughter of Stadtholder William V and princess Wilhelmina.
Nederlands: Portret van Frederica Louise Wilhelmina van Oranje-Nassau (1770-1819).
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Source From the University of Pretoria collection
Author Willem van Senus. Published by E. Maaskamp

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06:21, 16 March 2007 User:GerardVGO 1,106×1,370 239 KB Done by Willem van Senus. Published by E Maaskamp in 1816. From the University of Pretoria collection

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