Frederik V i romersk feltherredragt og med laurbærkrans om hovedet 1760

This small, circular relief sculpture by Daniel Adzer, created in 1760, depicts Frederik V, King of Denmark and Norway, in a Roman military costume and a laurel wreath. The portrait, a popular genre of the 18th century, emphasizes the king's power and authority. The artwork, a delicate piece of plasterwork, is a testament to the artistic skills of Adzer and a reminder of the royal figure's legacy. It's currently housed at SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst.