File:Johan Maurits en Johan Ernst van Nassau-Siegen.jpg

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The counts John Maurice and John Ernest of Nassau-Siegen

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Nederlands: De graven Johan Maurits en Johan Ernst van Nassau-Siegen. Portret door Gerard van Honthorst, ca. 1633–1635. Foto door J.P.A. Antonietti, 1932. Stadhouderlijk Hof, Leeuwarden.
English: The counts John Maurice and John Ernest of Nassau-Siegen. Portrait by Gerard van Honthorst, ca. 1633–1635. Photo by J.P.A. Antonietti, 1932. Stadhouderlijk Hof, Leeuwarden.
Date ca. 1633–1635
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Author Painting: Gerard van Honthorst, photo: J.P.A. Antonietti

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