On June 11, 2022, Queen Margrethe of Denmark presented the poetry prize "Prince Henrik Prize" to Klaus Høeck in the banquet hall of the Danish Authors’ Society in Copenhagen. The award ceremony took place on the date of Prince Henrik's birthday.
The prize includes a bronze statuette of Prince Henrik's sculpture "Fabeldyr" and an amount of 300,000 kroner, sponsored by AVK Holding. The size of the amount makes the prize the largest Danish literature prize in terms of amount. Klaus Høeck published his debut collection "Yggdrasil" in 1966 and has since then published a large number of works, most recently the collection of poems "Password" in 2021.
Complimenti a QM per abito e blazer, colore delicato e fresco da preferire lungamente a quelli troppo forti.
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Rossella
piace molto questa regina spontanea, intelligente e con carisma
ReplyDeleteBeautiful lady
ReplyDeleteJ'ai tout de suite pensé que la Reine portait à ravir cette couleur rose pale tant de la robe que de la veste sur laquelle apparaît une touche de blanc ; j'ai tenté d'avoir un meilleur aperçu de sa broche mais en vain ; serait t-il possible d'en avoir un agrandissement ? Merci à l'avance !
ReplyDeletePink is her colour
ReplyDeleteMuy guapa, pocas veces se la ve tan elegante.
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely summer outfit in a tender shade of pink! - Yes, she should have worn a slip underneath to prevent it from clinging to her legs, but the style and colour truly please my eye. - Ellie
ReplyDeleteQueen Margarethe looks lovely in this cotton candy pink two-piece outfit. The delicate white piping on the dress neckline and jacket add an element of cool finesse to this outfit. I'm assuming she has injured her hand hence the single white glove and wish her a quick recovery.
ReplyDelete- Anon 9:13
Queen Margrethe looks very lovely in this beautiful pink ensemble of a dress and a little jacket. A pity the dress keeps sticking on her tights. There are different possibilities to solve that problem (next time better).
ReplyDeleteWell, well, well, doesn't she look elegant?
ReplyDeleteYes the best we have seen from her in recent times !
ReplyDeleteHM looks beautiful in her pretty pink ensemble! While I think she looks great in any color I think this soft pink might be her best.
ReplyDeleteJanet
Queen Margrethe looks gorgeous (as always) in this pretty pink dress and jacket with white piping. Her hair looks especially lovely, From what I see, her jewelry is a good match with her outfit. (Debra)
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice outfit in beautiful pink color for Queen.
ReplyDeleteAva
Congratulations to your majesty for your elegance...Pink is a color that suits you beautifully. My compliments.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to your majesty for your elegance...Pink is a color that suits you beautifully. My compliments.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to your majesty for your elegance...Pink is a color that suits you beautifully. My compliments.
ReplyDeleteMargaretha and her sister are the most elegant older royals in Europe. And they have the advantage of being tall and having super figures. Their clothes are always in beautiful colour combinations. Maybe Margaretha is so well dressed cause she designs costumes for the theatre..
ReplyDeleteIt is Margrethe not Margaretha. Always read the caption if you are not sure how to write the name of someone,
DeleteQueen Margrethe looks fantastic, this pink ensemble, is lovely and timeless.
ReplyDeleteThis pink dress/jacket ensemble is very youthful and flattering to the Queen.
ReplyDeleteThe color is flattering to her coloring as well. This dress proclaims the time of the year -- late Spring, moving into Summer. Well done, Queen Margrethe.
What a beautiful outfit. I love the dress and jacket, both combined well together. The brooch and pearl earrings are a lovely addition.
ReplyDeleteMerci pour l'aperçu de près de la broche qui va bien avec les perles de ses boucles d'oreilles !
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely shade of pink, too bad she forgot the slip.
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