Ingeborg Collection

Ingeborg Kober
Norwegian medium Ingenborg Kober, whose father Judge Dahl died in mysterious circumstances, which were finally judged to be accidental

Costumes of Count Ernst IV von Gleichen and his wives, 1889 (chromolithograph)
5912592 Costumes of Count Ernst IV von Gleichen and his wives, 1889 (chromolithograph); (add.info.: Costumes of Count Ernst IV von Gleichen with his first wife Ingeborg and second wife Margaretha)

Ingeborg's lament (from Frithiof's saga), 1880s. Creator: Johan August Malmström
Ingeborg's lament (from Frithiof's saga), 1880s

Ingeborg Receiving News of Hjalmar's Death from Orvar Odd, 1859

Frithiof's happiness (from Frithiof's tale), 1880s

Frithiof's courtship (from Frithiof's saga), 1880s

Frithiof and Ingeborg (from Frithiof's saga), 1880s. Creator: Johan August Malmström
Frithiof and Ingeborg (from Frithiof's saga), 1880s

The Farewell (from Frithiof's saga), 1880s. Creator: Johan August Malmström
The Farewell (from Frithiof's saga), 1880s

Frithjof bei Konig Ring (Frithjof in the hall of King Ring) (engraving)
3621701 Frithjof bei Konig Ring (Frithjof in the hall of King Ring) (engraving) by Leeke

King and courtiers, battle scene, 13th century
Costumes of the 13th century. King and ladies sending knights off to battle, and king and his knights in combat with lance and shield

Hjalmar bids farewell to Orvar-Oddr after the Battle of Samso, 1866. Creator: Winge
Hjalmar bids farewell to Orvar-Oddr after the Battle of Samso, 1866. Found in the Collection of Nationalmuseum Stockholm

Ingeborg of Denmark, Queen of Norway
Ingebjord Eiriksdatter - Ingeborg of Denmark, Queen of Norway (1297-1357) - married to King Magnus VI of Norway and was Queen consort of Norway

Royal Wedding 1896 -- three bridesmaids
Princess Victoria of Wales (top), Princess Thyra of Denmark (lower left) and Princess Ingeborg of Denmark (lower right), three of the six bridesmaids of Princess Maud of Wales

Princess Margaretha of Sweden (Margaretha Sofia Lovisa Ingeborg 1899-1977) - a member of the Swedish Royal Family and a Princess of Denmark as a result of her marriage to Prince Axel of Denmark

Orvar-Oddr informs Ingeborg about Hjalmars death, 1859. Found in the collection of Nationalmuseum Stockholm

Frithjof and Ingeborg
Norwegian fairy tale. Date: 1902

PRINCESSES OF OLDENBURG. The daughters of Frederick Augustus II, Grand Duke of Oldenburg, Ingeborg Alix (left) and Altburg Marie Mathilda. Photograph, c1910

FREDERICK AUGUSTUS II (1852-1931). Grand Duke of Oldenburg. Photographed with his wife
FREDERICK AUGUSTUS II (1852-1931). Grand Duke of Oldenburg

Fridthjof & Ingeborg
In order to see Ingeborg, his beloved, Fridthjof visits the court of her husband, King Ring, disguised as a salt miner. Ingeborg recognises him

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Ingeborg Kober, also known as Ingeborg of Denmark, Queen of Norway, played a significant role in the Royal Wedding of 1896. As one of the three bridesmaids, she added grace and elegance to the grand occasion. Her beauty was often compared to that of Frithjof bei Konig Ring, depicted in an enchanting engraving from the 13th century. Just like the king and courtiers in this battle scene, Ingeborg possessed strength and resilience. Tragedy struck when Hjalmar bid farewell to Orvar-Oddr after the Battle of Samso in 1866. The creator Winge captured their emotional parting beautifully. It was during this time that Orvar-Oddr had to inform Ingeborg about Hjalmar's untimely death in 1859. Frithjof and Ingeborg shared a deep connection akin to Princess Margaretha of Sweden's love for her people. Their story inspired August MalmstrAom's masterpiece "Frithiof Ingeborg Frithiofs saga. " In another realm altogether were the princesses of Oldenburg - daughters of Frederick Augustus II, Grand Duke of Oldenburg. They exuded regal charm just like their father who ruled from 1852-1931 alongside his wife.