The Count Palatine's Portrait

His Most Serene Highness the Count Palatine of Aspenwald was recently honored with a portrait in the National Portrait Gallery of Great Hanover along with other electors of the Empire and His Imperial Majesty himself. The portrait is replicated below:


His Most Serene Highness would like to thank His Imperial Highness the Prince Edward, Duke of Brunswick &c. for spearheading and maintaining the National Portrait Gallery project, and for his tireless work towards the betterment of the culture of the Empire of Great Hanover.

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