Frederika Sophia Wilhelmina Collection

Frederika Sophia Wilhelmina of Prussia (1751-1820), Wife of Prince Willem V, 1770. Creator: Benjamin Samuel Bolomey
Frederika Sophia Wilhelmina of Prussia (1751-1820), Wife of Prince Willem V, 1770

View of the town hall in Amsterdam with the arrival of Willem V and Wilhelmina van... 1768-1799. Creator: Anon
View of the town hall in Amsterdam with the arrival of Willem V and Wilhelmina van Pruisen on Dam Square on May 31, 1768, 1768-1799

View of the royal lodge of the Schouwburg in Amsterdam with a performance for Willem V, 1768-1799 Creator: Anon
View of the royal lodge of the Schouwburg in Amsterdam with a performance for Willem V and Wilhelmina of Prussia on June 1, 1768, 1768-1799. On stage is an actor as Apollo

Portrait of Wilhelmina of Prussia in a medallion with allusions to her marriage to Prince William V Creator
Portrait of Wilhelmina of Prussia in a medallion with allusions to her marriage to Prince William V on 4 October 1767 in Berlin (Frederika Sophia Wilhelmina), 1767

Frederika Sophia Wilhelmina of Pruissia (1751-1820), Equestrian portrait of the Wife of Prince Wille Creator
Frederika Sophia Wilhelmina of Pruissia (1751-1820), Equestrian portrait of the Wife of Prince Willem V, 1789. Other Title(s): Frederika Sophia Wilhelmina of Pruissia (1751-1820)

Frederika Sophia Wilhelmina of Prussia (1751-1820), 1760-1790. Creator: Benjamin Samuel Bolomey
Frederika Sophia Wilhelmina of Prussia (1751-1820), 1760-1790. Wife of Prince Willem V, in the Temple of the Arts

Portrait of Princess Frederika Sophia Wilhelmina, c. 1768-69 (oil on canvas)
5672019 Portrait of Princess Frederika Sophia Wilhelmina, c.1768-69 (oil on canvas) by Ziesenis, Johann Georg (1716-76); 140x101 cm; Mauritshuis, The Hague

Wilhelmina of Prussia, Princess of Orange, 1785-95 (pastel on parchment)
3545911 Wilhelmina of Prussia, Princess of Orange, 1785-95 (pastel on parchment) by Tischbein, Johann Friedrich August (1750-1812); 63x52.4 cm; Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam

Princess Wilhelmina Of Prussia Frederika Sophia Wilhelmina
Princess Wilhelmina of Prussia, 1751 - 1820. Full name: Frederika Sophia Wilhelmina. Consort of William V of Orange. After a 19th century print by Peter Conde from the painting by John Hoppner

Princess Wilhelmina of Prussia, Princess of Orange, full name Frederika Sophia Wilhelmina, 1751 - 1820. Wife of William V, Prince of Orange

Wilhelmina of Prussia, Consort of William V, Prince of Orange, in the Temple of Arts, with Three Graces and other Allegorical Figures, Frederika Sophia Wilhelmina, Benjamin Samuel Bolomey, 1760 - 1790

Wilhelmina of Prussia, Consort of Prince William V, Frederika Sophia Wilhelmina, Benjamin Samuel Bolomey, 1770

Frederika Sophia Wilhelmina, 1751-1820, Princess of Prussia. Wife of Prince Willem V, Georg Lamprecht, 1780, Portrait miniature

Portrait of Wilhelmina of Prussia, Rienk Jelgerhuis, 1770

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"Frederika Sophia Wilhelmina: A Princess of Grace and Elegance" Step into the world of royalty with a captivating portrait of Princess Frederika Sophia Wilhelmina, painted around 1768-69. This exquisite oil on canvas showcases her beauty and regal demeanor, capturing the essence of a true princess. Wilhelmina of Prussia, also known as Princess Wilhelmina of Orange from 1785 to 1795, was born in 1751 and lived until 1820. She held the full name Frederika Sophia Wilhelmina and was married to William V, Prince of Orange. In another stunning depiction, we see her portrayed in pastel on parchment as she assumes her role as the consort to Prince William V. The artist skillfully captures her grace and poise within this delicate medium. Wilhelmina's influence extended beyond being a princess; she had an appreciation for art that led her to be depicted in various artistic settings. One such portrayal shows her standing proudly in the Temple of Arts alongside other notable figures—a testament to both her love for culture and patronage. As we delve deeper into history, we discover that Frederika Sophia Wilhelmina played an integral role as wife to Prince William V during their reign. Her unwavering support and dedication ensured stability during challenging times. This remarkable woman left an indelible mark on Prussian society through philanthropic endeavors and cultural contributions. Her legacy lives on through these portraits that immortalize not only her physical beauty but also her inner strength. Let us remember Princess Frederika Sophia Wilhelmina—her elegance, intelligence, and devotion—as we admire these timeless works by renowned artists such as Tethart Philip Christian Haag or Robert Mussard who sought to capture the essence of this extraordinary royal figure.