Adolf of Nassau, Holy Roman king, gravestone, fashion of Leo von Klenze (1784-1864), in the cathedral of Speyer: Adolf in prayer pose on the monument kneel, in suit of armour, with poncho, Kronhelm with plumage in front of herself file. lateral view from the right. on both sides Latin inscription in every two round arch of the not visible narrow sides down a standard in Rhinelander. base. line lithograph by Veil (= Marx Theodosius Veiel, 1787-1856), voidly legend, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available

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