Frederiksborg Castle seen from the Northwest. Study 1835
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This 1835 oil painting by Danish artist Christen Købke depicts Frederiksborg Castle, a prominent landmark in Denmark. Købke, a leading figure in the Golden Age of Danish painting, is known for his meticulous depictions of landscapes and architecture. The painting showcases Frederiksborg's majestic red brick structure, seen from the northwest, with its tall tower dominating the composition. The water surrounding the castle adds a serene quality to the scene, while Købke's precise brushstrokes capture the intricate details of the castle's facade and the surrounding greenery. This study is a testament to Købke's mastery of realism and his appreciation for Danish history and architecture.
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