Silent Sunday
Chandelier, Christiansborg Palace, Copenhagen, Denmark
The Mirror Cabinet, Rosenborg Castle, Copenhagen, Denmark
The Mirror Cabinet in Rosenborg Castle in Copenhagen, Denmark, was furnished for Christian V. (1670-1699). It was the king’s dressing room, accessed up a winding stairs from his bedchamber on the floor below. Visitors were reflected in the ceiling, the walls and in the oval mirror in the floor. During the Baroque period, the King’s suite often had mirrored cabinets, normally connected to the bedroom. The covered glass cup with the crown finial was produced in Nøstetangen, c. 1750.
Woven Tapestry,c. 1700, Frederik IV’s Hall, Rosenborg Castle. Copenhagen, Denmark
Tapestries woven in approximately 1700 in Oudenaarde in the Netherlands (modern day Belgium) cover the walls of Frederik IV’s Hall in Rosenborg Castle in Copenhagen.
Join Becky’s July Squares: Blue #31. There are only two rules. The photo must be square and it must somehow be blue (color, theme, concept, etc.). Thanks to Becky for hosting July squares. I can’t wait to see what she comes up with for October.
Nyhavn Blue, Copenhagen, Denmark
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Figure from The Snow Queen, one of 32 Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tales in the The Flying Truck ride at Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Join Becky’s July Squares: Blue #21. There are only two rules. The photo must be square and it must somehow be blue (color, theme, concept, etc.)
The New 3 Rs: Retire, Recharge, Reconnect 