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[caption id="attachment_1803" align="aligncenter" width="500"] Berent van der Eichen et Anton Steenwicnkel, La bataille d’Øland en 1676, 1685-1693, tapisserie en laine, ca. 3,7 m x 5,1 m, Copenhague, château de Rosenborg.[/caption]Type : journée d'étude.Date : 17 mars 2016.Lieu : Centre for Textile Research SAXO Institute University of Copenhagen, Copenhague.Programme :13h: Presentation and Introduction by Corinne Thépaut-Cabasset (CTR/SAXO Institute Copenhagen) "Textiles and Diplomacy. Diplomats and Spies in the Early Modern Age".13h30: Axel Harms (Rosenborg Castle) “Splendour and confidentiality. Rosenborg Castle and the diplomacy of Christian IV”.14h: Cecilia Candreus (Uppsala University) “An Embroidered marriage proposal to Elizabeth I of England”.14h30: Charlotte Paludan (Independent Textile Scholar Copenhagen)“French espionage on Danish textile production”.15h: Nadia Fernández de Pinedo (Universitad Autonóma Madrid) “Textile consumption in mid 18th century-Madrid: Diplomats and upper middle class”.15h30: Sidsel Frisch (University of Copenhagen) “Textile diplomacy. Tapestries of war and peace”.16h: Pause and Discussion.