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Hungarian gala dress made for a male child

1740/1760

Hungarian National Museum

Hungarian National Museum
Budapest, Hungary

According to tradition, the attire was made for Maria Theresa’s firstborn son, Joseph. Many paintings and carvings show the children of the Queen in Hungarian attire. The choice of clothes and the circulation of such pictures was probably aimed to gain the approval of Hungarian lords, and to make them accept the heir to the throne as the Hungarian monarch.

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  • Title: Hungarian gala dress made for a male child
  • Date: 1740/1760
  • Location: Hungary

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