By artist and illustrator Dominique Jal who is French and educated at the Academy of Fine Arts in Lyon. He has lived in Copenhagen for 15 years and worked freelance as long for the largest communication agencies in Denmark. The exchange built in 1620-24 for Christian IV is one of Copenhagen's oldest buildings. The stock exchange is built in the Dutch Renaissance style, but characterized by the king's taste, among other things. gable twigs and the tower. Builders were Lorenz and Hans van Steenwinckel, sons of the Belgian-born builder and stonemason Hans van Steenwinckel, who had assisted Christian IV with new spiers on both the Holy Spirit Church and Nikolaj Church. The Stock Exchange (The Stock Exchange) built in the 1620-24 on the initiative of Christian IV is one of the oldest buildings in Copenhagen. Børsen was built by Lorenz and Hans Steenwinckel in accordance with the Kings taste for Dutch renaissance style. Their father Belgian Hans van Steenwinckel had assisted Christian IV with new spiers for both the Holy Spirit Church and Nikolaj Church.