Ordrupgaard Collection
We have a treasure at this museum a few miles north of Copenhagen
#1 Danish Golden Age painters in the original building
#2 Special exhibition on Swedish Anders Zorn autumn 2021
Anders Zorn (1860-1920) Farmers and Peasants 
Anders Zorn (1860-1920) Midnight 1991 
Anders Zorn (1860-1920) 
Anders Zorn (1860-1920) 
Anders Zorn (1860-1920) 
Anders Zorn (1860-1920) Impressions from London 
Anders Zorn (1860-1920) Emma Zorn reading 
Zorn 
Zorn Herdsmaid 
The poster for the special Exhibition on Zorn
#3 French impressionist paintings owned by Ordrupgaard in a new building beneath the ground
The Gauguin baby head has a story. Paul Gauguin was married to a Danish woman and lived for a few years in Denmark. The modelled baby head has stayed in her Danish family, and for many years it was decorated at Christmas with a red hat like the elf on the shelf. Fortunately, the museum got the piece of art.
I apologise for not having posted as regularly as before. Last autumn at the time of visiting this museum, I got a new computer very different from the old ones I was used to. I couldn’t edit or photoshop my pictures or even find them. Henry, my husband, bought me a new old-fashioned computer so that I can continue on.
Categories: Art, Art Museum, Copenhagen
From one Heart to Another 
So glad to ‘see’ you! Was beginning to wonder… technology 😡
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Thank you for remembering me, ekurie
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What a massive collection. Impressive to say the least!
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I use many pictures in my post showing only a part of the collections. Thank you for being so faithful in following my blog GP
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Surely my pleasure. Your posts are always very interesting. I look forward to them.
Give my best to Henry.
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Glad to see you! I understand the pain of switching to a new computer! That museum looks amazing thanks for sharing it with us
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I love that place, and I find it embarrassing that I need two new computers to manage writing. Thank you so much for commenting, MB Henry
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I wanted to say that the “Sunlight” was brilliant but then there were more. And more. How exquisite. Now I must get up tomorrow and take you to see the Ballarat Art Gallery.
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I would love to get a virtual visit to your art museum
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Okay, Maria. I shall do that.
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