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Joseph II WERNER (1637–1710), workshop of Portrait of Hedwig Eleonora of Holstein-Gottorp, Queen Consort of Sweden and Finland Oil on copper, framed in an oval H_22 cm W_14 cm Minor restorations Provenance: Collection of the Edward James Foundation, Sotheby’s Parkes Benet, July 13, 1977, lot 267 Joseph Werner was one of the most highly regarded portraitists and miniaturists of the second half of the 17th century. He trained under his father, Joseph Werner the Elder, before continuing his apprenticeship in Frankfurt and then in Rome. His talent quickly earned him the favor of the great European courts. He worked for the entourage of Louis XIV and also spent time at the Swedish court, where he painted several portraits of the royal family. This portrait depicts Hedwig-Eleonora of Holstein-Gottorp, daughter of Duke Frederick III and Marie-Elisabeth of Saxony. In 1654, she married Charles X Gustav of Sweden and became queen consort. Widowed in 1660, she played a prominent role at the court in Stockholm during the reigns of her son Charles XI and her grandson Charles XII.
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