#Julius Schoppe

[history-of-fashion]

1842 Julius Schoppe - Portrait of a young bride and groom

(Private collection)

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Victorian 1830s dress (from top to bottom) -

1839 Elise and Blanka von Rauch by Julius Schoppe (location ?). From pinterest.com/hatibovic/art-sisters/ 998X1200.

Lady Marian Malet (1810-1891) by ? (Dillington House, Ilminster, Somerset, UK). From artuk.org; fixed spots w Pshop 1340X1858.

1839 Evening dress (location ?). From tumblr.com/shewhoworshipscarlin 1280X1831.

1838-1842 Dress and mantle (V&A). From tumblr.com/tomirida/707528003022929920 1400X1896.

[toanunnery]

Daughters of the Artist

Julius Schoppe, 1852

[simena]

Julius Schoppe (detail)

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Julius von Schoppe (1795–1868), Illustration of giant stone near the Rauenschen Mountains near Furstenwalde-1827-Lithograph.

[having-it-all]

Julius Schoppe  (1795-1868)   View of Salzburg, 1817 oil on canvas

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Portrait of a young lady | Julius Schoppe (before 1868)

[just-art5]

Julius Schoppe - Marie von Sachsen

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Princess Marie von Preußen in romantic garden scenery (1838). Julius Schoppe (German, 1795-1868).

Princess Marie was the eldest daughter of Prince and later Grand Duke Charles Frederick of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach and his wife, Maria Pavlovna Romanova, who was the sister of Czar Alexander I of Russia. In 1827 Princess Marie married Prince Charles of Prussia. Their son Frederich Charles was born 10 months later.

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Marie von Sachsen-Weimar

1838 Marie von Sachsen-Weimar by Julius Schoppe (Schloss Glienicke - Berlin, Germany). From thereaderwiki.com/en/Princess_Marie_of_Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach_(1808–1877) 880X1185 @72 411kj

1843 Marie von Sachsen-Weimar by Friedrich Droege (location ?). From zen.yandex.ru/media/elena_sohina/portrety-detei-i-vnukov-imperatora-pavla-i-pochemu-my-ih-ne-znaem-5f2daf524c263c2627014bbd 2142X2520 @144 5.2Mp

Princess Marie (Luise Alexandrine) of Prussia, Princess of Sachsen-Weimar and Eisenach (1808-1877) attributed to Franz Xaver Winterhalter (auctioned by Dorotheum). From markfrm.blogspot.com/2017/11/27.html 1023X1366 @72 487kj.

[history-of-fashion]

1852 Julius Schoppe - The artist's daughters

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1838 Mathilde Wilhelmine Louise von Stürler-Bötticher by Julius Schoppe (Jegenstorf Castle - Jegenstorf, Kanton Bern, Switzerland). From Wikimedia 1951X2424 @450 1.2M.