Sophie Amalie 1655 - 1659

This engraving, titled "Sophie Amalie," was created by Albert Haelwegh between 1655 and 1659. The artwork portrays Sophie Amalie, the Queen of Denmark and Norway, in a detailed portrait with a serious expression. The engraving highlights her delicate features, including her pearl necklace and elaborate lace collar, while the inscription below the portrait provides biographical information. The artist utilizes fine lines and delicate shading techniques to render the Queen's likeness in a lifelike manner, highlighting the realism prevalent in art of this period. The engraving, now housed at the SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst, remains a significant piece in the history of portraiture, showcasing the artistic mastery of Albert Haelwegh and capturing the image of a prominent historical figure.