Princess Louise of Prussia

German royal and artist

Princess Louise of Prussia - German royal and artist
Born

December 3rd, 1838
186 years ago

Died

1923
102 years ago — 85 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Germany

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Born into the Prussian royal family, this individual embraced artistic pursuits alongside royal duties. She developed a passion for painting and became an accomplished artist. The individual contributed significantly to various artistic circles and was involved in promoting art and culture. Throughout life, she maintained close relationships with prominent artists and intellectuals of the time, which bolstered the recognition of her artistic talents. The dedication to both royal responsibilities and artistic expression defined her legacy.

Exhibited artworks in Berlin and London

Commissioned and supported various art projects

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