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Portrait credits
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- Leopold Mozart, Pietro Antonio Lorenzoni, about 1766.
- Anna Maria Mozart, Rosa Hagenauer-Barducci, about 1775.
- Johann Baptist von Berchtold zu Sonnenburg, Unknown painter, Salzburg Museum, about 1780.
- Maria Anna Mozart, Johann Nepomuk della Croce, about 1780.
- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Joseph Lange, 1782.
- Constanze Mozart, Joseph Lange, 1783.
- Georg Nikolaus von Nissen, Ferdinand Jagemann, 1809.
- Karl Thomas Mozart, Unknown painter, 1840.
- Franz Xaver Wolfgang Mozart, Karl Gottlieb Schweikart, 1825.
- The Mozart family about 1780, with the portrait of Anna Maria on the wall behind them, Johann Nepomuk della Croce, about 1780.