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Elizabeth (left) in a contemporary manuscript, c. 1440
Elizabeth (left) in a contemporary manuscript, c. 1440
Elizabeth (left) and Barbara (right) in procession to Constance Cathedral, as illustrated in the Chronicle of the Council of Constance, c. 1440. Both
Elizabeth (left) and Barbara (right) in procession to Constance Cathedral, as illustrated in the Chronicle of the Council of Constance, c. 1440. Both mother and daughter are depicted wearing the Holy Crown of Hungary; in reality, Elizabeth was crowned two decades after the Council.
King Albert and Queen Elizabeth as depicted in the Albrechtsaltar in Klosterneuburg Monastery
King Albert and Queen Elizabeth as depicted in the Albrechtsaltar in Klosterneuburg Monastery
Portrait by Anton Boys (1579–1587)
Portrait by Anton Boys (1579–1587)