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They are said to have lead a very happy married life.
Detail of their double sarcophagus in the so-called Maria Theresa Vault. Maria Theresa commissioned the construction of this part of the Capuchin crypt in Vienna and the magnificent rococo sarcophagus during both their lifetimes (1753-54).
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With the double sarcophagus for Maria Theresa and her husband, Emperor Franz I Stephan. Maria Theresa commissioned the construction of this part of the Capuchin crypt in Vienna and the magnificent rococo sarcophagus during both their lifetimes (1753-54).
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Detail des Doppelsarkophags für Maria Theresia und Franz Stephan in der Kapuzinergruft in Wien
Detail of the double sarcophagus of Maria Theresa and Francis Stephen in the Imperial Crypt in Vienna
Detail des Doppelsarkophags für Maria Theresia und Franz Stephan in der Kapuzinergruft in Wien
Detail of the double sarcophagus of Maria Theresa and Francis Stephen in the Imperial Crypt in Vienna
Mit dem Doppelsarkophag für Maria Theresia und ihren Mann, Kaiser Franz I. Stephan. Den Bau dieses Teils der Kapuzinergruft in Wien und den Rokoko-Prunksarkophag gab Maria Theresia schon zu beider Lebzeiten in Auftrag (1753-54).
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The Rococo double sarcophagus of Empress Maria Theresa and Emperor Franz I Stephan in the Imperial Crypt in Vienna en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balthasar_Ferdinand_Moll en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imperial_Crypt
Die beiden sollen eine sehr glückliche Ehe geführt haben.
Skulpturengruppe auf ihrem Doppelsarkophag in der Kapuzinergruft in Wien
MARIA THERESA AND HER FRANCIS STEPHEN
They are said to have lead a very happy married life.
Sculpture group on their double sarcophagus in the Imperial Crypt in Vienna
