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Gustav, 1799-1877, prince of Sweden and Vasa, 1808. Creator: Giovanni Domenico Bossi
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Gustav, 1799-1877, prince of Sweden and Vasa, 1808. Creator: Giovanni Domenico Bossi
Gustav, 1799-1877, prince of Sweden and Vasa, 1808
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1800s Bossi Giovanni Domenico Class Frame Giovanni Domenico Bossi Gustav Johann Dominik Bossi Nobility Round Social Class Aristocrat National Museum Sweden Nationalmuseum Sweden Stockholm National Museum
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This image is a 19th century watercolor on ivory, created by the renowned Italian artist Giovanni Domenico Bossi. The painting depicts two notable figures of European history: Gustav, Prince of Sweden and Vasa (1799-1877), and his younger brother, Oscar, Duke of Östergötland and Vasa (1809-1882). The brothers are shown in a circular frame, dressed in the elegant attire of the aristocracy, reflecting their high social class and royal heritage. Gustav, the elder brother, is depicted as a serious and thoughtful boy, with a solemn expression and piercing gaze. He was the Crown Prince of Sweden from 1810 until his father's death in 1852, and later served as King of Sweden from 1859 until his own death in 1877. His younger brother, Oscar, is shown as a playful and mischievous child, with a mischievous grin and a twinkle in his eye. He would go on to become the Duke of Östergötland and Vasa in 1826, and later King of Sweden from 1872 until his assassination in 1882. The painting, which is now housed in the Nationalmuseum in Stockholm, Sweden, is a beautiful example of the artistic skill and craftsmanship of the 19th century. The use of watercolor on ivory and the intricate metal frame add to the painting's elegance and historical significance. The circular shape of the frame emphasizes the connection between the two brothers and their shared heritage, making this a truly unique and fascinating work of art.
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