The Danish King Harald Klak and his children come to Kejsar Ludvig in 826. After drawing Crispin de Pas, 1638- 39, in the copper enclosure Copenhagen. Oil painting on canvas.

To v. Sitting on the Throne, the Emperor Embedded Blue Glossy, Shepherd’s Brought, Open Crown, Sleeping in his Hand, Side of the Throne Dwarf with Two Dalmatian Dogs. In front of the emperor, the king kneels, green shepherd’s, blue belt, sword m. gold bracket. In the middle bishop with a rod and a middle, the needle red-yellow costume, red sharpness, thin doc, t. h. the children, in the background courtiers and soldiers, window views towards burning city. The canvas rectangular, painted semicircular, the largest part of which is occupied by a three-pass field with thicker painting and clearer colours. (repainted in the 1600th century?) War change of Wrangel on Kronborg September 6. 1658. Kilad span frame. Under the tension frame reinforcement of cardboard, maculature, as well as one or possibly two manuscripts in Latin. A gilded ornamental frame made of pine, a simple corner decor made of gilded lead. Each frame marked with a red chalk: “No 3.” The width of the frame list 70 mm. Signed: “Isaac Isacsen Fecit A .o 1640.” Sutted in a roof on Kronborg.