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| Keywords: Hyacinthe Rigaud (circle of) - Portrait of Aleksander Benedykt Sobieski - Google Art Project.jpg ~ 1696 1659 Perpignan 1659 1743 Paris 1743 Male 557099 French 1659 - 1743 /collection/the-wilanow-palace-museum/artwork/portrait-of-aleksander-benedykt-sobieski-hyacinthe-rigaud-circle-of/444255/ 9 Hyacinthe Rigaud circle of Painter /artist/hyacinthe-rigaud/4132026/ 4132026 /collection/the-wilanow-palace-museum/ The Wilanów Palace Museum 412325 http //www wilanow-palac pl/ 12/5/2011 9 14 05 AM /collection/the-wilanow-palace-museum/artwork/portrait-of-aleksander-benedykt-sobieski-hyacinthe-rigaud-circle-of/444255/ 1696 ca 1696 oil on canvas The second son of John III Sobieski and Maria Casimire was a humanist by choice but received a thorough military education In February 1704 the princes Jakub and i Konstanty were abducted near Wrocław upon the order of Augustus III and imprisoned in Saxony Aleksander became the pretender to the Polish crown supported by Charles XII of Sweden and Primate Michał Radziejowski After the brothers were set free by the king of Sweden December 1706 Aleksander withdrew from political life and in 1710 resided together with his mother in Rome where the local climate was beneficial for treating his progressing rheumatism There Aleksander became involved in local cultural life and became known as a poet and a lover and patron of the arts who staged opera spectacles in his private theatre At the end of his life the ailing prince devoted himself to prayer and died in Rome where he was buried in the Capuchin church Painting bought by the Wilanów Palace Museum in 2009 1120 444255 False 1700 ca 1696 3/24/2012 2 26 37 AM Wil 5932 Wilanów Palace Museum Painting 1690 1710 w890 x h1120 mm ca 1696 False 0 76171875 Object portrait-of-aleksander-benedykt-sobieski-hyacinthe-rigaud-circle-of Portrait of Aleksander Benedykt Sobieski p 890 Portret Aleksandra Benedykta Sobieskiego Painting bought by the Wilanów Palace Museum in 2009 The second son of John III Sobieski and Maria Casimire was a humanist by choice but received a thorough military education In February 1704 the princes Jakub and i Konstanty were abducted near Wrocław upon the order of Augustus III and imprisoned in Saxony Aleksander became the pretender to the Polish crown supported by Charles XII of Sweden and Primate Michał Radziejowski After the brothers were set free by the king of Sweden December 1706 Aleksander withdrew from political life and in 1710 resided together with his mother in Rome where the local climate was beneficial for treating his progressing rheumatism There Aleksander became involved in local cultural life and became known as a poet and a lover and patron of the arts who staged opera spectacles in his private theatre At the end of his life the ailing prince devoted himself to prayer and died in Rome where he was buried in the Capuchin church oil on canvas special url_id HQGlxlEa1GIBsw PD-old-100-1923 1743 Google Art Project works by Hyacinthe Rigaud circle of School of Hyacinthe Rigaud Paintings by Hyacinthe Rigaud in the Wilanów Palace Aleksander Benedykt Sobieski 1690s portrait paintings 17th-century oil portraits of men at half length in armour Polish nobles costumes Allonge wigs in paintings Left hand on hip in portrait paintings Jabots in art Sashes of chivalric orders in portrait paintings | ||||
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