Frederik den Tredies hyldning som arvekonge by Poul Steffensen

Colored print of a royal ceremony on a canopied dais, with seated figures, courtiers, a crowd with spears, and gabled buildin

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Frederik den Tredies hyldning som arvekonge, Poul Steffensen (Frederick III is hailed as absolute monarch, 1660). Via artnap.com

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A colored print shows a formal public ceremony on a raised dais beneath a canopy, with a seated man in ornate costume and a seated woman in white among attendants in dark cloaks and lace collars. A dense crowd of armed men with spears and flags fills the street, flanked by gabled and half-timbered buildings. The work is titled Frederik den Tredies hyldning som arvekonge, by Poul Steffensen, dated to 1660.

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Frederick III is hailed as absolute monarch, 1660

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