Elżbieta Anhalcka
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| margrabina-elektorowa Brandenburgii | |
| Okres | od 6 października 1577 |
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| Jako żona | |
| Poprzedniczka | Sabina Hohenzollern |
| Dane biograficzne | |
| Dynastia | |
| Data urodzenia | wrzesień 1563 |
| Data śmierci | październik 1607 |
| Ojciec | Joachim Ernest (książę Anhaltu) |
| Matka | Agnieszka |
| Mąż | |
| Dzieci | Krystian, |
Elisabeth von Anhalt (ur. we wrześniu 1563 w Zerbst, zm. w październiku 1607) – księżniczka Anhaltu i poprzez małżeństwo margrabina-elektorowa Brandenburgii.
Życiorys
Urodziła się jako trzecia córka księcia Anhalt-Zerbst (od 1570 całego Anhaltu) Joachima Ernesta oraz jego pierwszej żony księżnej Agnieszki.
6 października 1577 w Letzlingen poślubiła dwukrotnie owdowiałego margrabiego-elektora Brandenburgii Jana Jerzego Hohenzollerna, zostając jego trzecią żoną. Para miała jedenaścioro dzieci:
- Chrystiana (1581-1655), margrabiego Brandenburgii-Bayreuth
- Magdalenę (1582–1616)
- Joachima Ernesta (1583–1625), margrabiego Brandenburgii-Ansbach
- Agnieszkę (1584–1629), żonę księcia wołogowskiego Filipa Juliusza (1584–1625), następnie księcia Saksonii-Lauenburg Franciszka Karola Wettyna (1594–1660);
- Fryderyka (1588–1611);
- Elżbietę Zofię (1589–1629), żonę kasztelana wileńskiego Janusza Radziwiłła (1579–1620); następnie księcia Saksonii-Lauenburg Juliusza Henryka Wettyna (1586–1665);
- Dorotę Sybillę (1590–1625)
- Jerzego (1591–1615);
- Zygmunta (1592–1640);
- Jana (1597–1627);
- Jana Jerzego (1598–1637).
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Portret Elżbieta Anhalcka (1563-1607), third żona osoby: Jan Jerzy Hohenzollern (1525-1598)
"This is one of a series of nine miniatures painted in oil on eight pieces of card (420463-420470) representing John George, Elector of Brandenburg, two of his three wives and six of his children by his third wife, Elizabeth. The paraph at the end of the inscription in each case has been interpreted as a punctuation mark rather than a monogram and the group remains unattributed. The hand is, however, the same as that of the miniaturist who painted a large number of similar miniatures formerly in the Herzoglisches Museum, Gotha (current location unknown). The Herzoglisches group were distinguished by the same prefix 'V.G.G.' before the inscription describing the sitter in each case. The miniaturist is believed to have been working at the court of John George, Elector of Brandenburg, c. 1593. The group were not part of the Hanoverian additions to the Royal Collection, but were acquired in the nineteenth century, from a dealer in antique linens who travelled extensively in Europe and found them hidden in some of his merchandise, ostensibly secreted there during the French Revolution. Elizabeth, daughter of Joachim Ernest, Prince of Anhalt-Zerbst, became the third wife of John George, Elector of Brandenburg." [1]
Portret Elżbieta Anhalcka (1563-1607), third żona osoby: Jan Jerzy Hohenzollern (1525-1598)
"This is one of a series of nine miniatures painted in oil on eight pieces of card (420463-420470) representing John George, Elector of Brandenburg, two of his three wives and six of his children by his third wife, Elizabeth. The paraph at the end of the inscription in each case has been interpreted as a punctuation mark rather than a monogram and the group remains unattributed. The hand is, however, the same as that of the miniaturist who painted a large number of similar miniatures formerly in the Herzoglisches Museum, Gotha (current location unknown). The Herzoglisches group were distinguished by the same prefix 'V.G.G.' before the inscription describing the sitter in each case. The miniaturist is believed to have been working at the court of John George, Elector of Brandenburg, c. 1593. The group were not part of the Hanoverian additions to the Royal Collection, but were acquired in the nineteenth century, from a dealer in antique linens who travelled extensively in Europe and found them hidden in some of his merchandise, ostensibly secreted there during the French Revolution. Elizabeth, daughter of Joachim Ernest, Prince of Anhalt-Zerbst, became the third wife of John George, Elector of Brandenburg." [1]