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This is not an image of Adolph and Imagina but an image of Jesus Christ and his mother Mary
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[[Category:Kloster Klarenthal]]
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[[Category:Henrich Dors]]

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Detail of Virgin Mary and Jesus Christ. Mural at Klarenthal (near Wiesbaden), drawing by H. Dors 1632 Source: Pierre Even, Das Bildnis König Adolfs von Nassau im Frankfurter Kaisersaal, in: Nassauische Annalen109 (1998), S. 73-89

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