2025. Love for Art. H.M. Queen Margrethe’s private collection. Randers Museum of Art. • 2025. Art Palm Beach. Florida. • 2024 Pictures of a Queen. Frederiksborg Castle. • 2020. The Queen's Faces. Frederiksborg Castle. • 2018. Home Treasures. Blaafarveværket, Åmot, Norway. • 2014. Prince Henrik of Denmark. Frederiksborg Castle. • 2012. A Queen and her family. Trapholt, Museum of modern Art, Craft and Design, Kolding. • 2012. Horizons in Danish landscape art c. 1950-2000. Fuglsang Art Museum. Lolland. • 2012. Regent in 40 years – Dronning Margrethe II 1972 – 2012. Frederiksborg Castle. • 2010. Queen of Denmark. Frederiksborg Castle. • 2006. Art Chicago. USA. • 2005. Contemporary & Classic. Chicago. USA. • 2004. Queens of Denmark in 1000 years, Frederiksborg Castle. • 2003. Art Cologne, Germany. • 1997-1998. The Woman, Horsens Art Museum. • 1995 Danish Portraits, Brandts Klædefabrik, Odense, West Zealand Art Museum. 1996. Øregaard Museum, Hellerup. • 1994. Art Miami. USA. • 1986.  Danish Coasts, Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek. Copenhagen. • 1985 Danish Portraits, Galerie Asbæk, Copenhagen, Museum of Modern Art, Aalborg, Esbjerg Art Pavilion, Odense Town Hall, Denmark. • 1979. Erste Internationale Jugendtriennale der Zeichnung, Nürnberg and Genk, Germany. • 1978. VI Biennale Internazionale della Grafica d’Arte, Firenze, Italy. • 1978 The Artists' Association, Grønningen, Kunsthal Charlottenborg, Copenhagen. • 1975. Christian IX and his Family, Frederiksborg Castle. • 1975. Young Denmark, Södertälje Art Hall, Sweden. • 1975. Tendencies in Modern Art, Museum of Modern Art Aalborg. • 1975 Images from Denmark, Vikingsberg’s Art Museum, Helsingborg, Sweden. • 1975. Trompe l’Oeil through 300 years, South Jutland Art Museum. • 1974. The Artists' Association, Grønningen, Kunsthal Charlottenborg, Copenhagen. • 1973. Art Danois, Grand Palais, Paris. • 1973. The Artists' Association, Grønningen, Kunsthal Charlottenborg, Copenhagen. • 1972. The Nordic Art Festival, Ribe, Denmark. • 1972. Young Danish Art, The Aarhus Art Building, Aarhus, Louisiana, Humlebæk and The Art Pavilion, Esbjerg. • 1971. Contemporary Nordic Art. Hässelby Castle, Stockholm, Sweden. • 1970. Fantastic Realism, Nikolaj Kunsthal, Copenhagen. • 1969. Baltic Biennale, Rostock, Germany. • 1968. The Quiet Life, Kunstforeningen, The Art Association Gammel Strand, Copenhagen. • 1968. Young Scandinavian Art, Moss, Norway. • 1966-69 Artist’s Fall Exhibition, Centre of Contemporary Art, Den Frie, Copenhagen. • 1966-72 Spring Exhibition, Kunsthal Charlottenborg. Copenhagen.

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SELECTED SOLO EXHIBITIONS

2009. Galleries Maurice Sternberg, Chicago, IL., U.S.A. • 2008. The Nivaagaard Collection (retrospective), Nivaa, Denmark. • 2007 Galleries Maurice Sternberg, Chicago, IL., U.S.A. • 2003. ACA-Galleries, New York, NY., U.S.A. • 1997.  Sophienholm Kunsthal (retrospective), Kgs. Lyngby, Denmark. • 1994 Kunsthallen Købmagergade 11, Copenhagen, Denmark. • 1985. Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, Copenhagen. (retrospective) • 1985 Randers Museum of Art. (retrospective) •1985. The Art Museum in Tønder, Tønder. (retrospective) • 1980. Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, Randers Art Museum and Vejle Art Museum. • 1977. Kunstforeningen. The Art Association Gammel Strand, (retrospective), Copenhagen. • 1973. Galerie Prisma, Lund, Sverige. • 1972 Watercolours, Galerie Birkdam, Copenhagen, Denmark. • 1971. Galerie Belle, Västerås, Sverige.

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 DECORATIONS

1997. Danske Bank’s Headquarters. Copenhagen. • 1985. The City Court of Copenhagen.

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REPRESENTED

The Danish National Gallery, Copenhagen. • The Royal Etchings Collection, The Danish National Gallery, Copenhagen. • Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, Copenhagen. • The Museum of National History. Frederiksborg Castle, Hillerød. • Fuglsang Art Museum, Lolland. • Horsens Art Museum. • Kunsten, Museum of Modern Art, Aalborg. • Randers Art Museum. • Skive Art Museum. • Skovgaard Museum, Viborg. • Vejen Art Museum. •Vejle Art Museum. • Aalborg University. • ARoS Aarhus, Museum of Modern Art. • Malmö Art Museum, Sweden. • Västerås Art Museum, Sweden.

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GRANTS AND SCOLARSHIPS

2020. Niels Strøbek was awarded with the Commander's Cross of the Dannebrog. R1., R. • 1998. Lifetime recipient of the Danish Arts Foundation's Honorary Grant. • 1997. Landscape Painter C. Godtfredsen’s Grant. • 1980. V. H. Michaelsen’s Grant. • 1976. Danish Art Council work Grant and 3-year Grant. • 1971. A.V. Benzon’s Grant. • 1971. Vilhelm Thaning’s Travel Grant.