Family tree with portraits of the royal members of the House of Habsburg
A lovely piece of interior decoration, isn’t it? And what a meaningful one! It’s quite touching to place such a tree on your desk, chest of drawers, or bookshelf.

Family tree with portraits of the royal members of the House of Habsburg by Christoph Dorsch
This intricately branched golden tree with 16 medallions forms a geometric shape—a rhombus. The medallions are made of carved chalcedony and depict portraits of the kings and emperors of the House of Habsburg, arranged chronologically from bottom to top and left to right: Rudolf I, Albert I, Albert II, Frederick III (the Handsome), Frederick IV, Maximilian I, Charles V, Ferdinand I, Maximilian II, Rudolf II, Matthias, Ferdinand II, Ferdinand III, Leopold I, Joseph I, and Charles VI. The golden family tree was made in Vienna between 1725 and 1730.

What motivates people to spend time researching their family tree? For example, those with famous surnames want to find out whether they are related to a famous historical figure. Others try to understand why they bear a strong resemblance to an ancestor in an old family portrait, or learn about the ancestor they were named after.
And of course, after researching, they want to immortalize their knowledge and give it artistic expression. So don’t be ashamed of your roots in the truest sense of the word. Contact us, and we’ll create a beautiful decoration for your interior that will become a family heirloom.
