Allegory on the marriage of Archduchess Maria Anna of Austria and Charles Alexander of Lorraine, 1744, anonymous, 1744 Canvas Print
Allegory of the marriage of Archduchess Maria Anna of Austria and Charles Alexander of Lorraine, 7 January 1744 and the appointment of the couple as governors-general of the Austrian Netherlands. Empress Maria Theresa and Emperor Francis Stephen standing next to throne under canopy, the empress holds a document (the appointment certificate) in her hand. In front of them is the newlyweds with a kneeling page and in the air an angel (genius) with the wedding torch. In the clouds the wedding goddess Juno with her chariot and a peacock. The inscription refers incorrectly to Maria Theresa. Design for a performance on the triumphal arch erected on the Hofberg in Brussels at the festive entry of the couple in 1744.
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