Portratt Av Karl Xii Ikladd Bla Uniformsrock Med Varja Och Trikorn Stodd Mot Bord Med Regalier - Staende Knastycke Av Lundatypen

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"Porträtt av Karl XII iklädd blå uniformsrock med värja och trikorn, stödd mot bord med regalier - stående knästycke av Lundatypen" is a distinguished portrait by the Swedish painter David von Krafft (1655–1724). This artwork captures King Charles XII of Sweden, a pivotal figure in the country's military and political history, known for his role in the Great Northern War. The painting is a prime example of 18th-century portraiture, showcasing von Krafft's skill in depicting the regal and military aspects of his subjects with precision and elegance.

David von Krafft, a notable pupil and nephew of the famous court painter David Klöcker Ehrenstrahl, became one of the most prominent portrait artists in Sweden during the late 17th and early 18th centuries. His works are characterized by their detailed representation of clothing, insignia, and other attributes significant to the subject's status and personality. In this portrait, Charles XII is depicted in a blue military uniform adorned with a sash, wearing a tricorn hat, and leaning on a table that displays the regalia of Swedish royalty. The inclusion of these elements not only highlights the king's martial prowess and leadership but also serves as a symbol of his dedication to the Swedish state.

The painting is categorized as a "stående knästycke" (standing knee-piece), a common format in portraiture that focuses on the subject from the knees up, allowing the artist to capture both the physical likeness and the attire with considerable detail. The "Lundatypen" descriptor refers to a specific style or school of painting, suggesting that this work follows certain stylistic or thematic conventions associated with the city of Lund or its artistic traditions during that period.

As a historical artifact, "Porträtt av Karl XII iklädd blå uniformsrock med värja och trikorn, stödd mot bord med regalier - stående knästycke av Lundatypen" offers invaluable insights into the cultural and aesthetic values of early 18th-century Swedish society, as well as the personal image that Charles XII sought to project. Today, the painting is celebrated not only for its artistic merits but also for its contribution to the visual documentation of Sweden's royal history and military heritage.

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