Bust in profile right wearing three-strand pearl necklace with cross pendant, earrings, diadem, and ermine mantle. Elisabeth Ludovica was the daughter of King Maximilian I Joseph of Bavaria, 1823 married Crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm of Prussia.

Elisabeth Ludovica, Crown Princess of Prussia (1801-1873), wife of Crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm of Prussia

After a model by Leonhard Posch, Royal Prussian Iron Foundries

1824/25

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