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Born December 12, 1574
Died March 2, 1619 (aged 44)
Notable Family Members spouse James I • father Frederick II • daughter Elizabeth Stuart • son Charles I

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Anne of Denmark, detail of an oil painting after Paul van Somer, 1617; in the National Portrait Gallery, London
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