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Partners

The Royal Danish Collection works with many national and international institutions and networks.

The Royal House of Denmark
Agency for Culture and Palaces
Heritage Agency of Denmark
ARRE – Association des Résidences Royales Européennes
ICOM – International Council of Museums
CCN – Cruise Copenhagen Network
CAB – Castles around the Baltic
Heraldisk Selskab
IIC – The International Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works of Art
ODM – Organisationen af Danske Museer
Ordenshistorisk Selskab
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

Relations

Painting of Christ

Painting of Christ as “The Man of Sorrows”. It is painted according to Christian IV’s vision at Rotenburg Castle, 8th December 1625, and his own handwritten description.

Silver trowel

Silver trowel used by Christian VI when laying the foundation-stone of Christiansborg Palace in 1733. Later used by Frederik VII when laying the foundation-stone of St. John’s Church in Nørrebro in 1856.

Lidded standing cup with cameos and intaglios

Gold, enamel, semi-precious stones.

Cups

Cups of ivory and ostrich egg, laid in the deer park at Frederiksberg Palace in 1753. On top are the gods Mars and Minerva. The Cups were made by L. Spengler for Frederik V’s birthday in 1757.

Rosenborg Castle

Rosenborg Castle viewed from the pleasure gardens. The painting is a gouache; using a special water colour technique. From the time of Christian VI.