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P. Junghanns, Oberst von Schadow-Godenhausen Breast portrait in Prussian hussar uniform with cords, at the neck Knight's Cross of the House Order of the Wendish Crown and at the chest Iron Cross II class of 1870 as well as Red Eagle Order I class with swords. Class with and without swords, partly glazed portrait painting with skilful treatment of the light, oil on canvas, signed and dated "P. Junghanns 1877" on the left, label on frame "Oberst von Schadow-Godenhausen 12.XII.1812-18.X.1881", relined, retouches and date added, in a profiled, stuccoed and gilt-bronze frame (with minor traces of age), rebate dimensions approx. 75 x 62 cm.

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P. Junghanns, Oberst von Schadow-Godenhausen Breast portrait in Prussian hussar uniform with cords, at the neck Knight's Cross of the House Order of the Wendish Crown and at the chest Iron Cross II class of 1870 as well as Red Eagle Order I class with swords. Class with and without swords, partly glazed portrait painting with skilful treatment of the light, oil on canvas, signed and dated "P. Junghanns 1877" on the left, label on frame "Oberst von Schadow-Godenhausen 12.XII.1812-18.X.1881", relined, retouches and date added, in a profiled, stuccoed and gilt-bronze frame (with minor traces of age), rebate dimensions approx. 75 x 62 cm.

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