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Louise Scheel von
Plessen (née
Countess Louise von
Berckentin; Vienna, 26
April 1725 – Celle, 14
September 1799) was a
Danish lady-in-waiting and memoir...
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which acquired the
building in 1900.
Before that, it was
known as the
Berckentin and
later the
Schimmelmann Mansion after its
successive owners. The Building...
- The name was an
anagram of the GTC's then-chairman
Christian August Berckentin (1694–1758). Qaqortuatsiaq, an
abandoned marble quarry on the same island...
- isolated. She
refused to
accept von Plessen's successor, Anne
Sofie von
Berckentin, whom she
suspected had
taken part in the plot to
exile Plessen. Thus...
- Palace. In 1746,
Queen Sophie Magdalene ceded it to
Christian August von
Berckentin, a
German count in
Danish service. He
commissioned Johann Gottfried Rosenberg...
- in
Copenhagen in the
early 1750s,
including the Dehn,
Bernstorff and
Berckentin Mansions in
Bredgade in the
Frederiksstaden neighbourhood which was under...
- Holck-Winterfeldt 1766–1768:
Louise von
Plessen 1768–1768: Anne
Sofie von
Berckentin 1768–1770:
Margrethe von der Lühe 1770–1772:
Charlotte Elisabeth Henriette...
- Robes) to
queen Caroline Mathilde,
after her
predecessor Anne
Sofie von
Berckentin had been
unable to
serve because of
Caroline Matilda's
disapproval that...
- they were
known as "Hansen & Weller". In 1885, the
studio moved into the
Berckentin Palace.
Weller eventually became the sole owner. He
specialized in portraits...
- the
establishment of a
commission consisting of J. L. Holstein, C. A.
Berckentin, J. S.
Schulin and
himself that was to
propose budget cuts.
Their proposals...
