Palais de Christiansbourg 1745 - 1748

This detailed pen and ink drawing by Louis Auguste Le Clerc depicts the Christiansborg Palace in Copenhagen, Denmark. Created between 1745 and 1748, the artwork showcases the palace's grand architecture and the surrounding cityscape. The perspective, likely from a high vantage point, provides a comprehensive view of the palace complex, including its intricate facade and surrounding buildings. This architectural drawing offers a glimpse into the grandeur of the Danish Royal residence during the 18th century. Le Clerc, a renowned artist of the time, captured the palace's magnificence with meticulous detail, making this piece a valuable historical document and a fascinating example of architectural illustration.