File:Empress Maria Theresa - Town Museum in Subotica.png
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English: Empress Maria Thereza.
The painting was ordered by the town of Subotica, for the Council Room of the Old Townhall, on the centenary of Subotica as a Free Royal Town (1779). Thanks to the Empress Maria Theresa, Queen of Hungary and Croatia (Vienna, 1717 – Vienna, 1780), official name of the town is Maria-Theresiapolis till 1848. She was the only female monarch of the House of Habsburgs, she succeded in defending her throne with the help of Hungarian nobles. The Queen is in a Hungarian court dress on the painting. |
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