Juel Collection

Portrait of a Lady, seated half-length, wearing a Brown Dress and a White Shawl
827908 Portrait of a Lady, seated half-length, wearing a Brown Dress and a White Shawl, 1778 (oil on canvas) by Juel, Jens (1745-1802); 72.4x57.2 cm; Private Collection; (add.info)

Portrait of Louise Auguste of Denmark (1771-1843), 1784. Creator: Juel, Jens (1745-1802)
Portrait of Louise Auguste of Denmark (1771-1843), 1784. Found in the Collection of Kongernes Samling Rosenborg

Portrait of Count Johann Friedrich Struensee (1737-1772). Creator: Juel, Jens (1745-1802)
Portrait of Count Johann Friedrich Struensee (1737-1772). Found in the Collection of Kongernes Samling Rosenborg

Portrait of King Christian VII of Denmark, 1789. Creator: Juel, Jens (1745-1802)
Portrait of King Christian VII of Denmark, 1789. Found in the Collection of Kongernes Samling Rosenborg

The Dancing Glade at Sorgenfri, North of Copenhagen, 1800. Artist: Juel, Jens (1745-1802)
The Dancing Glade at Sorgenfri, North of Copenhagen, 1800. Found in the collection of the Statens Museum for Kunst, Copenhagen

Niels Ryberg with his Son Johan Christian and his Daughter-in-Law Engelke, nee Falbe, 1797. Found in the collection of the Statens Museum for Kunst, Copenhagen

Monuments memorials Wurzen Parks Saxony 1907
Monuments and memorials in Wurzen, Parks in Saxony, 1907, Landkreis Leipzig, Wurzen, Juel, Denkmal im Stadtpark, Germany

Parks Saxony Monuments memorials people Germany
Parks in Saxony, Monuments and memorials to people in Germany, Buildings in Wurzen, 1913, Landkreis Leipzig, Wurzen, Juel, Denkmal im Stadtpark

The Dancing Glade at Sorgenfri, North of Copenhagen, 1800, b
Jens Juel (1745-1802). Danish painter. The Dancing Glade at Sorgenfri, North of Copenhagen, 1800. National Museum of Art. Copenhagen. Denmark

Niels Juel (1629-1697). Statue
Niels Juel (1629-1697). Dano-Norwegian admiral. Monument. Copenhagen. Denmark

Fg Klopstock / Nutter / Juel
FRIEDRICH GOTTLIEB KLOPSTOCK German writer Date: 1724 - 1803

NIELS JUEL Danish naval commander Date: 1629 - 1697

FRIEDRICH G. KLOPSTOCK / n(1724-1803). German poet. Line engraving after a painting
FRIEDRICH G. KLOPSTOCK /n(1724-1803). German poet. Line engraving after a painting, 1780, by Jens Juel

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"Capturing the Essence of Elegance: The Artistry of Juel" Step into the world of renowned Danish artist Jens Juel as he unveils his masterpieces, each one a window into history. In "Portrait of a Lady, seated half-length, wearing a Brown Dress and a White Shawl, " Juel skillfully portrays the grace and poise of an enigmatic woman, her eyes holding secrets untold. Moving on to royalty, we encounter "Portrait of Louise Auguste of Denmark, " where Juel captures the youthful beauty and innocence that would later be marred by tragedy. And in "Portrait of King Christian VII, " we witness the complexity behind royal façades—a king plagued by mental illness but still bearing regal dignity. Jens Juel's talent extends beyond portraits; he transports us to enchanting landscapes with his brushstrokes. In "The Dancing Glade at Sorgenfri, " we find ourselves immersed in nature's embrace—a serene escape from bustling Copenhagen. Here, time seems to stand still as sunlight filters through swaying trees. But it is not only people and places that captivate Juel's artistic eye; he also immortalizes familial love in "Niels Ryberg with his Son Johan Christian and his Daughter-in-Law Engelke. " A tender moment frozen in time—an intergenerational bond forever preserved on canvas. Jens Juel's artistry goes beyond traditional mediums; even statues are brought to life under his skilled hand. With "Niels Juel, " he pays homage to a naval hero whose legacy echoes through generations—his bravery etched in stone for all eternity. And amidst these captivating works lies another intriguing connection—the name 'JUEL' itself appears across different contexts: from Fg Klopstock / Nutter / Juel to monuments memorials Wurzen Parks Saxony 1907. Each instance adds depth to this enigma surrounding the name, leaving us curious and hungry for more.