Queen Louise of Denmark was born on February 7, 1817, in Copenhagen, Denmark. She was the daughter of King Christian VIII and Queen Caroline Amalie. Louise became queen consort when she married King Frederik VII in 1841. She was known for her charitable work and support of the arts. Throughout her life, Queen Louise was involved in various social causes, including education and healthcare. She played a significant role in promoting Danish culture and was admired for her elegance and grace. Louise passed away on March 29, 1898, leaving a lasting legacy in Denmark.