kings of spain This Tuesday in Copenhagen, we opened the exhibition on Joaquín Sorolla (1863-1923), called ‘Light in Motion’, which draws parallels between the work of the Valencian painter and the works of five contemporary Spanish artists.
A “magnificent” example Philip VI Summarized as a pleasure for the Danish people To see the works of the Spanish artist, go to the Glyptoteca museum in the center of the capital.
Soledad Sevilla, Juan Uslé, Miquel Barceló, Miki Leal and Belén Rodríguez chose one of the works of the Valencian artist to be exhibited face to face along with his paintings. A selection ranging from “Adelfas de La Malvarrosa” to “Grandma and her grandchild in the valley of Ansó” with a portrait of Alfonso
passion for light
Exhibition of the Valencian master who shared his passion for light with other contemporary Danish painters PS KroyerIt is part of the agenda on the occasion of the kings’ official visit to Denmark, known as the Danish Sorolla, which ends tomorrow.
Felipe VI emphasized that: Strong past and present ties that unite Spain Denmark and this will help both countries “orientate towards the future”.
In his speech at the king’s dinner, presented to Queen Margaret on the same stage as the exhibition, in response to the dinner held at Christiansborg Royal Palace yesterday The King thanked the Danish royal family for their hospitality. who accompanied the Spanish monarch and Queen Letizia to most of their events during their stay in Copenhagen.
Felipe VI touched upon the solid foundations on which the growing knowledge and mutual interest between both countries rests, as seen especially in the morning meeting with the business community. Spanish and Danish companies.
He emphasized that Spain and Denmark, as EU partners, share their concerns and aspirations and have undertaken joint projects in areas such as health, research, culture or sustainability.
At the toast that was the culmination of the visit – although a meeting with the Spanish community was planned for tomorrow in Copenhagen – VI. Felipe was celebrated The “deep love” that exists between the two royal families, as well as between governments and peoples alike.