Danish Collection (#99)

ISAK DINESEN (1885-1962). Pseudonym of Karen Blixen. Danish writer. Photographed, 1922, on her farm in Kenya

PRINCESS AND THE PEA. Drawing by Arthur Rackham for the fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen, c1933

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ANDERSEN: THE ANGEL. Drawing by Arthur Szyk for the fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen

Fountains in Tivoli Gardens theme park in Copenhagen, Denmark

Traditional architecture of the Royal Copenhagen shop building roof in Stroget in Copenhagen, Denmark

The Little Mermaid statue in Copenhagen, Denmark

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Following the Viking victory at the Battle of Maldon, in Essex, King Aethelred (the Unready) is advised to pay off the Vikings rather than continue the fight

Coats of arms of some nations, 1800s
National coats of arms of selected countries, 1800s. Printed color lithograph

Hans Christian Oersted, who founded the study of electromagnetism. Digitally colored woodcut

Hans Christian Andersen
Portrait of author Hans Christian Andersen. Digitally colored woodcut of a 19th-century portrait

Vikings raiders ready to set sail
Danish Vikings preparing to raid the British coast. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

Nordic runestone in Jutland
Large carved Norse runestone in Jutland. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

Music sheet cover for The Alexandra March

Princess Ingrid of Sweden on her wedding day
Princess Ingrid of Sweden, pictured on her wedding day to Crown Prince Frederick of Denmark. Her dress of white silk was trimmed with old Irish lace and had an 18 foot train

Captain Ejnar Mikkelsen
Ejnar Mikkelsen, the Danish Polar explorer and author, pictured in 1909

Statue of Danish King from when Iceland was a colony of Denmark. Iceland, Reykjavik. Statue of Danish King from when Iceland was a colony of Denmark

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The spiral walkway of the Round Tower in Copenhagen

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Boats and townhouses along the Nyhavn canal in Copenhagen

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"Exploring Danish Heritage: From Ancient Manuscripts to Modern Marvels" Step into the captivating world culture and history with these intriguing hints. Transport yourself back to 1927, where brilliant minds gathered at the Fifth Physics Congress Solvay in Brussels. A black and white photo captures this momentous event, showcasing the intellectual prowess that Denmark has long been known for. Turn the pages of time further back as you encounter a page from the Beowulf manuscript, a testament to Denmark's rich literary tradition. The words on this aged parchment echo tales of heroism and adventure that have captivated readers for centuries. Delve into Danish artistry with an Oscar Fredericksen Fish House poster, displaying vibrant colors and intricate designs that celebrate the country's maritime heritage. This visual delight is just one example of how Danish creativity knows no bounds. Explore historical boundaries with a map depicting England's Anglo-Saxon Kingdoms alongside Danish districts. Witness how Viking influence shaped both land and culture, leaving an indelible mark on history. Marvel at Copenhagen's iconic Little Mermaid statue perched upon rocks, symbolizing Hans Christian Andersen's enchanting tale brought to life by talented sculptors. It stands as a reminder of Denmark's deep connection to folklore and imagination. Immerse yourself in another fairy tale realm through Arthur Szyk's drawing of "The Emperor of China with the nightingale. " Inspired by Andersen’s work, it showcases Denmark’s ability to weave magical stories that transcend borders. Witness industrial innovation through Peder Severin Krøyer’s depiction of "The Iron Foundry, " capturing Burmeister & Wain’s groundbreaking contributions during 1885 – exemplifying Denmark’s commitment to technological progress throughout history. Experience Nyhavn canal bathed in sunset hues; its picturesque beauty reflects Copenhagen’s charm while inviting visitors to explore its vibrant streets lined with colorful buildings - truly a sight worth beholding.