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The Royal Danish Collections works with many national and international institutions and networks.
Agency for Palaces and Cultural Properties
Association des Résidences Royales Européennes
CCN
Copenhagen Cruise Network
CAB
Castles around the Baltic
ICOM
International Council of Museums
IIC
The International Institute for Conservation of Historic and
Artistic Works of Art
ODM
Organisationen af Danske Museer
SKM
Skandinavisk Museumsforbund
Fælleskonserveringen
Danske Museers Center for Bevaring og Restaurering af Kunst
NKF
Nordisk Konservatorforbund
ICON
The Institute for Conservation
VDR
Verband der Restauratoren
FDSM
Foreningen af Danske Special Museer
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Please Note: At times Internet Explorer has problems showing comments. If so, please try with another browser.Rosenborg Castle
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The Treasury, Section 3
In the last section of the Treasury many of Rosenborg's main attractions are on display, especially the Crown Jewels, the Crown Regalia, the Crown of the Absolutist Kings and the Queens' Crown.The collection of Crown Jewels for use by the...
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Mantelpiece clock
Mantelpiece clock with bronze statuette of Christian VIII. Made by A. & W. Jacobsen. Equestrian statuettes were the typical symbol for absolute monarchs hereby showing prestige and power, this clock, however, portrays King Christian VIII as an enlightened ruler sorrounded...
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Anna Cathrine
Anna Cathrine became Queen of Denmark in 1597 when she was married to Christian IV. She was the daughter of Margrave Friedrich of Brandenburg. The wedding took place in the castle of Haderslevhus in South Jutland the year after the crowning of Christian IV.
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Sophie Amalie
Sophie Amalie became Queen of Denmark in 1648. She was the daughter of Duke George of Brunswick-Lüneburg, and in 1643 she was married to Frederik (III). Sophie Amalie was the mother of Christian V.
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