#19th-century Danish artists

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Kalundborg Kirke = Kalundborg Church Johan Thomas Lundbye (Danish; 1818–1848) 1837 Oil on canvas SMK – The National Gallery of Denmark, Copenhagen

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The Plaster Cast Collection in the Royal Academy of Fine Arts, 1843

By Julius Exner

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Bertha Wegmann (1847-1926) "Resignation" (1890) Oil on canvas

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Sunlight in the Blue Room, Anna Ancher, 1891

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Johan Thomas Lundbye, Hoved og hals af Vetturinhest, 1845, Statens Museum for Kunst, open.smk.dk, public domain.

(Picture source for Hoved og hals af Vetturinhest)

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Viggo Johansen (Danish, 1851-1935) • A Mother Telling Stories for the Little Ones • 1892 • Skagen Museum, Skagen, Denmark

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Men in a rowboat and a three-masted vessel off the coast at Skagen, 1896, Carl Locher

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‘Copenhagen; Roofs Under the Snow’ by Peder Severin Krøyer (1851-1909)

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Anders Andersen-Lundby (December 16, 1841 – January 4, 1923)

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Past, Present, Future: Young Man Sitting under a Tree on a Rock with His Hands in Front of His Face Johan Thomas Lundbye (Danish; 1818–1848) 1844 Pen and black ink, brush and black and gray washes, brush and watercolor SMK – The National Gallery of Denmark, Copenhagen

The Latin words “Perfectum—Præsens—Futurum” (past, present, and future) are inscribed on the sheet at lower right.

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View of the Church of San Lorenzo fuori le Mura, 1815

By Christoffer Wilhelm Eckersberg

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O.D. Ottesen (1816-1892) "Still Life with Fruits and a Goldfinch" (1855) Oil on canvas Located in the National Gallery of Denmark, Copenhagen, Denmark

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Evening Prayer, Anna Ancher, 1888

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Lorenz Frølich, Udkast til Helhesten, 1870-1873, Statens Museum for Kunst, open.smk.dk, public domain.

(Picture source for Udkast til Helhesten)

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Bertha Wegmann (Danish, 1847-1926) • Interior: a Bedroom with a View of the Garden • Unknown date

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Constantin Hansen, Et selskab af danske kunstnere i Rom, 1837 (Wikimedia Commons).

A very special Eighteen-Thirties Thursday today as I have finally learned the correct word for those wacky huge tobacco pipes that were in vogue with Europeans in the early to mid-19th century.

It is a Turkish style of pipe called a chibouk ("stick"); also romanized čopoq, ciunoux or tchibouque. The more you know! Constantin Hansen's 1837 painting of Danish artists in Rome has many lovely details in high resolution, including chibouk pipes.