On May 20, 2021, Princess Benedikte of Denmark attended the opening of the exhibition "The Contrapuntal Portrait" at the National History Museum at Frederiksborg Castle in HillerΓΈd. During the opening, Princess Benedikte unveiled a new portrait of herself painted by Danish artist Lars Physant.
In addition to the portrait, a selection of Lars Physant's works will be displayed as a special exhibition called "The Contrapuntal Portrait". Over the years, Lars Physant has portrayed many Danish and international personalities, as well as members of the royal family.
Toujours beaucoup de goΓ»t chez Benedikte qui a une magnifique allure pour une personne de son Γ’ge mais alors, je ne suis pas du tout pour ses chaussures bicolores ; je trouve que dans une couleur unie noire, cela aurait apportΓ© encore plus de classe !
ReplyDeleteAgree about the shoes. They are a mismatch. Plain black had been better, and I can also picture dark brown, dark gray or navy blue to work well with the orange and white.
DeleteAs always, Princess Benedikte dresses beautifully. Her hair and makeup are perfect, and I like the turquois brooch and ring; the shoes not so much. But, the portrait is spectacular! I've never seen a portrait constructed in many parts and put together like a puzzle. It looks three dimensional. Very clever.
ReplyDeleteImpressive portrait and I like the nice fresh colours of dress and jacket. It's always a pleasure to see her but I'm just sorry she's borrowed the Duchess of Cornwall's shoes!
ReplyDeleteπ I am just as sorry as you are. I have always disliked Camilla's cap toe shoes. ~d
DeleteNo fail in fashion & and great work of art. I like it!
ReplyDeleteA great work of art of the Queen of Class.
Deletequibble with the portrait. The hands are out of proportion. the artist painted her left hand bigger than the right. the artist also painted her with the lines around her mouth which draws her face down, rather than in drawing her with her beautiful smile.
ReplyDeleteHad to laugh at the duchess of C's shoe comment. jan
Perhaps those shoes do not appeal to young women, but to women of a certain age they are stylish and comfortable. I love them!
ReplyDeleteLovely when you see a woman of her age dressed classical & elegant. She carries herself well. Mary I
ReplyDeleteThe Princess always dresses very well.
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