Frederik VI som kronprins 1786
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"Frederik VI som kronprins" (1786) is a portrait painting by Jens Juel, showcasing the future King of Denmark in a formal pose. The painting depicts Frederik VI as Crown Prince, seated in a richly decorated chair, clad in an elaborate embroidered waistcoat and breeches. His poised expression and elegant attire emphasize his status and power, a common theme in royal portraiture. The painting, housed in the SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst, is a remarkable example of Danish portraiture from the late 18th century. The artist, Jens Juel, was a prominent portrait painter of the period, known for his refined style and attention to detail. The painting serves as a historical artifact, providing insights into the courtly fashion and social customs of the time.
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