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Frederick III of Denmark

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9 paintings

  • Portrait of Fredrik III, 1609-1670
    Portrait of Fredrik III, 1609-1670
    Attributed to David Klöcker Ehrenstrahl
    c. 1665 · National Portrait Gallery of Sweden
  • Fredrik III, 1609-1670, kung av Danmark och Norge
    Fredrik III, 1609-1670, kung av Danmark och Norge
    Andreas Magerstadt
    1639–1651 · National Portrait Gallery of Sweden
  • Efter Ehrenstrahl
    Efter Ehrenstrahl
    Toussaint Gelton
    1659–1680 · National Portrait Gallery of Sweden
  • Fredrik III, 1609-70, konung av Danmark och Norge
    Fredrik III, 1609-70, konung av Danmark och Norge
    Abraham Wuchters and attributed to Abraham Wuchters
    · National Portrait Gallery of Sweden
  • Fredrik III, 1609-1670, konung av Danmark och Norge
    Fredrik III, 1609-1670, konung av Danmark och Norge
    Attributed to David von Krafft
    · National Portrait Gallery of Sweden
  • Frederik III
    Frederik III
    Abraham Wuchters
    1625–1682 · Statens Museum for Kunst
  • Absolute Monarchy Assigned to Frederik III in 1660
    Absolute Monarchy Assigned to Frederik III in 1660
    Nicolai Abildgaard
    1783 · Statens Museum for Kunst
  • Frederik III of Denmark (1609 – 70) and Sofia Amalia of Braunschweig-Lyneburg (1628 – 85)
    Frederik III of Denmark (1609 – 70) and Sofia Amalia of Braunschweig-Lyneburg (1628 – 85)
    Unknown artist
    c. 1643 · Skokloster Castle
  • Fredrik III, 1609-1670, konung av Danmark och Norge
    Fredrik III, 1609-1670, konung av Danmark och Norge
    Attributed to Abraham Wuchters
    c. 1650 · Nationalmuseum
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