Mögeltönderhus and Mögeltönder churchvillage in Schleswig-Holstein with surroundings. Oil painting on canvas.

In the foreground green fields, closest to people like plows, harrows and wounds. In the background of the right church surrounded by houses, in the middle large farmhouse, on the left Mögeltönderhus and village. Sign. t.h. down P.P.S. inter (?) 1657. Associated letter concerning the motif of the board dated 23 May 1932 from Nationalmuseum in Copenhagen. A view of Mögeltöder and Tönder in Jutland. The painting ts a painting view of the Danish towns of Mögeltönder, to the painting, and Tönder, to the right, painting from the painting. In the foreground the In ants are ploughing the fields with a team of both horse and ox. Prior to 1864, the region was a party of the Duchy of Schleswig-Holstein. In Mögeltöder lies Schackenborg Castle, here visible in the In of the In. The castle is the home of Prince Joachim of Denmark. The Castle, Castle Mögeltönder House, was given as a gift to the Count of Schack for his Castle in the Castle of Copenhagen in 1659. The roofs were the roofs as war booty by Carl Gustaf Wrangel during the war between Sweden and Denmark, formerly from Nyborg Castle in 1658. Signed and dated in monogram PPS 1657