Kronprinsen stående som i det færdige billede på Fredensborg 1781
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This is a preliminary sketch by Jens Juel, a prominent Danish portrait painter, depicting the Crown Prince of Denmark. The artwork is a study for a larger portrait, likely commissioned by the royal court in 1781. The sketch, executed in black ink on paper, provides a glimpse into the artistic process and the stylistic choices of Juel. The Crown Prince is depicted standing in a formal pose, his hand resting on a table or railing, showcasing the artist's attention to detail in capturing the figure's posture and attire. The sketch's delicate lines and the partially sketched background highlight the artist's meticulous approach and the preparatory nature of this work.
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