Experiencing the art of Skagen 2018
The story of the Skagen painters Galleries and arts & crafts in the Skagen area Sculptures in Skagen and Aalbæk • Art activities • Art exhibitions Painting and art courses • Map
Table of contents
Welcome to artistic Skagen
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The story of the Skagen painters
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Galleri Bo 8 Susanne Lanng 9 Skagen Odde Naturcenter
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Peder Ravn 10 Galleri Molevit 11 Grenen Kunstmuseum/ Gallerie Rasmus
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Galleri 7 13 Sculptures in Skagen 13-17 Sculptures in AalbĂŚk 18 Art exhibitions 19 Art activities 20-21 Painting courses 21 Map 22-23
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Welcome
Dear guest Over the years the famous light that characterises Skagen has attracted and provided great inspiration to numerous artists – ranging from the famous Skagen painters to the many artists that still feel the lure of Skagen today. There’s something wonderful about being at a location where the surroundings have been such an inspiration to the artists. It adds a particular dash of authenticity to an experience which also appears to inspire many contemporary artists in Skagen. We wish to give you an insight into the vast range of cultural attractions available in Skagen. In this catalogue we look forward to presenting a broad cross section of the many galleries, museums, glass artists, painters and sculptors that have settled at the northernmost tip of Denmark. Be inspired to experience and enjoy the wide diversity of art forms found in Skagen and our beautiful region.
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The story of the Skagen painters Who were they and where did they live?
Anna Ancher
Michael Ancher
Marie Krøyer
P.S. Krøyer
Drawn by the wish to paint in the great outdoors, fascinated by the rugged scenery and the difficult conditions under which the local fishermen lived, the so-called Skagen painters settled in Skagen at the end of the 19th century. The arrival of the artists marked the beginnings of a growing artists’ colony which helped put Skagen on the map. They made their mark on the town, on art, on development and even on the Skagen that exists today.
ANNA ANCHER (1859-1935)
ences, from the local population of fishAnna Ancher was born in Skagen on 18 ermen and from Skagen’s scenery. Anna August 1859, daughter of innkeeper and Ancher died in Skagen on 15 April 1935. merchant Erik Brøndum. Anna is the only one of the well-known artists that was MICHAEL ANCHER (1849-1927) born and bred in Skagen. She grew up at Michael Ancher was born on 9 June 1849 Brøndum’s inn and merchant’s house – on the island of Bornholm. In 1870 he which is now Brøndum’s Hotel – where moved to Copenhagen, where he attendshe became acquainted with the now fa- ed art school and later the Royal Academy mous Skagen painters. In 1874 she met of the Fine Arts in Copenhagen from 1871Michael, whom she married some 6 years 1875. Michael Ancher set foot in Skagen later. Their only child, daughter Helga, was for the first time in 1874 and stayed in the born in 1883. From 1875-1878 Anna was a town on several occasions until he marstudent at Wilhelm Kyhn’s drawing school ried Anna Brøndum in 1880, after which he in Copenhagen. She drew inspiration took up permanent residence in Skagen. for her paintings from her visual experi- Michael and Anna’s first house and studio
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1 Holger Drachmann
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... members of the artists’ colony in Skagen also included: 1. Laurits Tuxen 2. Viggo Johansen 3. Christian Krohg 4. Oscar Björck og 5. Carl Locher
Laurits Tuxen
was the Garden House, part of Brøndum’s inn and merchant estate, now located in the garden of Skagens Museum. In 1883 they moved to their residence on Markvej. Michael Ancher was a skilled figure painter who devoted a great deal of energy to large, ambitious compositions of figures. He’s particularly well known for his pictures of Skagen’s fishing population and the tough conditions they faced. As he became more familiar with Skagen’s environment, the nature of his paintings changed and took on a more realistic slant. Inspired by the fate of rescuer Lars Kruse, in 1879 he painted “Will he round the point?”, which marked his artistic breakthrough. Michael died in Skagen on 19 September 1927. MARIE KRØYER (1867-1940)
Marie Martha Matilde Triepke was born on 11 June 1867 in Frederiksberg. Marie began her artistic training at the end of the 1880’s and was taught at private schools both in Denmark and in Paris. She visited
Skagen for the first time in 1887, but did not move to the town until after her marriage to Krøyer in 1891. Following her arrival in Skagen, she painted less frequently, but turned her attention to interior decoration and design. She lived with Krøyer until their separation in 1905, after which she moved to Copenhagen and later to Sweden, where she married Swedish composer Hugo Alfvén in 1912. Marie Krøyer died on 25 May 1940 in Stockholm. P.S. KRØYER (1851-1909)
Peder Severin Krøyer – known to his friends as Søren – was born on 23 July 1851 in Norway, but grew up in Copenhagen. Krøyer was enrolled at the Royal Academy of the Fine Arts in Copenhagen at the age of just 14 and later attended a private art school in Paris. He was to become one of the period’s most sought-after portrait painters. Krøyer came to Skagen for the first time in 1882, where he was impressed
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The story of the Skagen painters Who were they and where did they live?
Drachmann’s House
Locher’s House
by Skagen’s rugged scenery and hardy fishermen. The social intercourse with the other artists – where he soon became a focal point – meant that he returned to Skagen summer after summer. In 1889 he married the young painter Marie and they moved to Skagen together in 1891. Initially they were tenants in Madam Bendsen’s House, which later became Tuxen’s Villa, and in 1894 they rented accommodation in the former residence of the town’s bailiff, now better known as Krøyer’s House. Marie and P.S. Krøyer were divorced in 1906. Krøyer is best known for his pictures from Skagen. Figure paintings, pictures of the artists’ carefree life in good company, such as “Hip, Hip Hooray”, and walks on the beach, such as “Summer Evening on Sønderstrand”. His speciality was “the blue hour”, which he depicted in several images painted during Skagen’s light summer evenings. Krøyer died on 21 November 1909, having suffered from poor health for several years.
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Krøyer’s House
HOLGER DRACHMANN (1846-1908)
Holger Drachmann, maritime painter and poet, was born on 9 October 1846 in Copenhagen. In 1866 he began studying at the Royal Academy of the Fine Arts in Copenhagen, and although he is generally acclaimed as a poet, he completed his education as a maritime painter. Drachmann visited Skagen for the first time in 1871 – incidentally as the first of what was later to become the “Skagen painters” – and it was here in particular that he demonstrated his artistic skills. He returned to Skagen at various intervals until finally taking up permanent residence at Villa Pax - Drachmann’s House - with the last of his three wives, Soffi. Drachmann had a great interest in poetry, and as he began to set his sights on making a living from poetry at the beginning of 1872, his painting took a back seat. Drachmann’s writings were wide-ranging, covering poems, stories, journalistic articles and his work as an art critic. Drachmann was one of the artists in Skagen who got closest to the town’s inhabitants, and with his genuine interest in their way of life
Tuxen’s Villa
The Garden House
Ancher’s House
he was well-known and well-loved by both the fishing population and the town’s other citizens. Suffering from a nervous disorder, Drachmann died on 14 January 1908 in Hornbæk. His urn was transported to Skagen and buried in the dunes at Grenen.
OSCAR BJÖRCK (1860-1929) was a Swedish painter who visited Skagen for the first time in 1882. Along with the Norwegian painter CHRISTIAN KROHG (1852-1925), who initially visited Skagen in 1879, and 2 other Scandinavian artists, he rented accommodation at Jomfru Mehlsen’s House, which The aforementioned painters were the was later to become Michael and Anna most notable of the town’s artists, but the Ancher’s permanent residence. following artists from the inner circle of the artists’ colony also deserve a mention: SKAGENS MUSEUM IS ESTABLISHED LAURITS TUXEN (1853-1927) visited Skagen Art is designed to be displayed, which in-
for the first time in 1870, but did not settle permanently until 1901, following his marriage to his second wife Frederikke. They bought Madam Bendsen’s House, now better known as Tuxen’s Villa. CARL LOCHER (1851-1915) was born in Flens-
burg and visited the town for the first time in 1872. He took up permanent residence in the town in 1910 when he built a house with a studio at the edge of the beach on what is today Østre Strandvej. VIGGO JOHANSEN (1851-1935) initially came to the town in 1875. Following his marriage to Anna Ancher’s cousin Martha in 1880, they rented Madam Bendsen’s House.
deed it was in 1908 when enterprising individuals led by chemist Klæbel established Skagens Museum in Brøndum’s dining hall. During the summers of 1907-1909 various works of art were exhibited at the technical college and in 1911 Krøyer’s House was opened as a museum. When the museum building was finished in 1928, the most important works were transferred from Krøyer’s House to the museum, and from 1928-1940 the house acted as a section of Skagens Museum. At the outbreak of the Second World War Krøyer’s House was closed as a museum.
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Galleri Bo
worth a visit...
At Galleri Bo you will find unique art items such as glassworks, paintings, bronze, ceramics, stonesculptures etc. The gallery is open all year round. Velkommen indenfor. Havnevej 10 9990 Skagen +45 9844 2416 www.galleribo.dk
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Susanne Lanng Gl. Skagen
OPENING HOURS Please visit my website www.lanng.dk for further information or call: +45 2225 8560. The workshop is open all year round with varying opening hours.
SUSANNE LANNG Niels Ottesensvej 5 9990 Gl. Skagen +45 2225 8560 s@lanng.dk www.lanng.dk
Welcome to my studio and workshop - situated in an old fishermans house in Gl. Skagen. Since 1995 I have designed and handmade unique pieces of jewellery and personal “Shields”.
Skagen Odde Naturcenter
NATURE • ART • DESIGN
SKAGEN ODDE NATURCENTER Bøjlevejen 66 9990 Skagen +45 9679 0606 info@skagen-natur.dk www.skagen-natur.dk OPENING HOURS 2018 30/4-30/6 & 1/8-19/10: Mon-Fri: 10.00-16.00 & Sat-Sun: 11.00-16.00 1/7-31/7: Mon-Fri: 10.00-17.00 & Sat-Sun: 11.00-17.00 1/9-8/10: Closed on Mondays
NATURE • ART • DESIGN • GALLERY
Changing exhibitions. 1 May - 13 July: 4 male and 4 female artists from Iceland exhibit. For further information about summer and autumn exhibitions please contact Skagen Odde Naturcenter.
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Peder Ravn PEDER RAVN Vestkajen 6 9990 Skagen +45 4020 7108 peder@gallerimunk.dk www.pravn.dk www.vivelafrance.dk www.luna36.es
“My philosophy in terms of my pictures is that they must, first and foremost, have a positive impact and generate happiness. I am certain that my pictures engender joy in the home and success at the workplace.”
Colorist Peder Ravn has channelled the spiritual expansion of his conscious experienced through the universe and earlier incarnations onto canvass and other materials. For over 50 years, Peder has been painting or immersed in painting activities, although – from time to time – supplemented by profane jobs.
OPENING HOURS Try your luck or phone on tel: +45 4020 7108 At his workshop at Skagen Harbour, Peder Munk Ravn holds a wide range of courses, inspiration gatherings and events, where participants can acquire motivation and creative guidance. Here he paints and exhibits many of his pictures. Peder Ravn also has a permanent exhibition at Restaurant Luna36, Soller, on the island of Mallorca.
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Galleri Molevit EXHIBITORS 2018
Annette Balsgaard 20.3 - 2.4
Kirsten Hjortlund 4.6 - 17.6
Yrsa Dunvad 18.6 - 1.7
Merete Roy 7.5 - 21.5
Jette Reinert 7.5 - 21.5
Galleri Molevit Skagen is located in the centre of Skagen and has exhibitions from Easter until week 42 in the autumn. At Galleri Molevit Skagen you find art alongside the practising artist who runs the gallery himself or herself. The artist is always available for a chat about the exhibited works. Read more about the exhibitions on our website. GALLERI MOLEVIT Jens Klarups Vej 1 9990 Skagen +45 8646 6307 info@molevit.dk www.molevit.dk
Gitte Lustrup 22.5 - 3.6
Lene Purkær Stefansen 4.6 - 17.6
Anette Tjærby 2.7 - 15.7
Annette Torrild 2.7 - 15.7
Lone Kjeldsen 2.7 - 15.7
Gerda Nietzer 16.7 - 29.7
Christina Juelsgaard 30.7 - 12.8
Henning Carlsen 13.8 - 26.8
Inger Bennigsen 27.8 - 9.9
Mette Rørsted 27.8 - 9.9
Not yet announced 10.9 - 23.9
Merete Lisby 8.10 - 21.10
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Grenen Kunstmuseum/ Gallerie Rasmus
GRENEN KUNSTMUSEUM/ GALLERIE RASMUS Fyrvej 40 9990 Skagen +45 98 2978 4981 skagen@gallerie-rasmus.dk www.gallerie-rasmus.dk
Changing exhibitions of Danish and International art Special exhibition with jewellery created by Mads Heindorf OPENING HOURS at Grenen Kunstmuseum/ Gallerie Rasmus 2018
5.4 - 27.5 & 1.9 - 15.9 Thursday - Sunday and 27 April & 21 May 11.00 - 15.00 2.6 - 19.6 Saturday - Tuesday 11.00 - 16.00 20.6 - 31.7 Daily 11.00 - 17.00 1.8 - 31.8 Daily 11.00 - 16.00 15.10 - 21.10 Daily 11.00 - 15.00 STRANDGALLERIET/ GALLERIE RASMUS Jeckelsvej 4 9990 Gl. Skagen +45 2978 4981 skagen@gallerie-rasmus.dk
Changing exhibitions with different artists OPENING HOURS in Strandgalleriet 2018
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28.4 - 29.4: 10.5 - 13.5: 19.5 - 21.5: 1.7 - 31.7: 1.8 - 2.9:
15.00 - 18.00 16.00 - 18.00 16.00 - 18.00 15.00 - 18.00 16.30 - 18.00
Galleri 7 GALLERI7 Havnevej 15 9990 Skagen +45 2229 1407 galleri7@mail.tele.dk www.galleri7.dk OPENING HOURS 2018 1.4 - 30.4 & 1.10 - 30.11 Fr. & Sa. 11.00 - 16.00* 1.5 - 30.9: Tu. - Sa. 11.00 -16.00* Dec., Jan. & Feb. open by appointment only. Please call: Tel:+45 2229 1407 * or by appointment
Artists: Johnny Madsen, Steen Karlsen, Regin Jørgensen, Holger Poulsen, Ginny Page, Christophe Siel, Gustaw Iwinsky, Søren Lyngby, Tine Lilholt, Jan Janus Langthjem and more.
Sculptures in Skagen
PEOPLE ON A BEACH, 1954 Skagens Museum Svend Wiig Hansen, 1922-1997
AKROBAT, 1958 Grenen Kunstmuseum Axel Wallenberg 1898-1996
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Sculptures in Skagen FISHERMAN AND BOY Sct. Laurentii Centret Paul Erland, 1937-
“BROLÆGGER JOMFRUEN” Skagen’s former hospital Niels Helledie, 1927SCULPTURE Nordjyske Bank Edgar Funch, 1915-1995 MEMORIAL PLAQUE, 1866 In memory of 8 fishermen who lost their lives in 1862 Skagen Church Andreas Paulsen, 1836-1915
REST, 1993 Skagen’s former hospital Svend Danelund, 1916-2001
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Sculptures in Skagen THEY NEVER RETURNED, 1948 Monument for drowned sailors at Skagen Assistens Churchyard Sven Bovin, 1915-2000 SWALLOW, 1995 Grenen Kunstmuseum Stine Ring Hansen
BURIAL CHAMBER FOR HOLGER DRACHMANN, 1908 Grenen P.S. Krøyer, 1851-1909
MICHAEL ANCHER & P.S. KRØYER, 1910 Skagens Museum Laurits Tuxen, 1853-1927
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Sculptures in Skagen DEGN BRØNDUM, 1990 KOGLEN, 1993 Hotel Brøndums Skagen Varmeværk Svend Danelund, Gerda1916-2001 Thune Andersen
THE LITTLE MERMAID Skagens Museum Axel Locher, 1879-1941
MEMORIAL STATUE, 1884 For those who perished in the shipwreck of Daphne in 1882. Christian Carl Peters 1822-1899
MEMORIAL STONE for Chamberlain de Thygeson, 1906 Gl. Landevej
WATER ART, 2001 Sct. Laurentii Vej Poul Winther, 1939-
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Sculptures in Skagen 2 X JACOBSEN, 1990/91 Havnemesterboligen Robert Jacobsen, 1912-1993
FISHERMAN AND RESCUER, 1932 The harbour Anne Marie Carl Nielsen, 1863-1945
The story of the statue “Fisherman and rescuer” HE WAS FROM HANSTHOLM – and that’s a fact! A great deal has been said and written about this statue of the fisherman and rescuer from Hanstholm, which, after a great deal of controversy, was erected on 19 November 1932. Skagen Harbour was celebrating its 25th anniversary in 1932. Fate had decreed that composer Carl Nielsen’s wife, Anne Marie, had just produced a sculpture of a fisherman and rescuer that was due to be erected on a square in Copenhagen. However, a number of problems arose and Anne Marie ended up “stuck” with the sculpture. Rumours of the unhappy situation spread to Skagen, where the couple had a summer residence, and a deal was made to buy the sculpture for the anniversary. Everyone thought it was an excellent idea until the local citizens in Skagen realised that a Hanstholm fisherman would be embellishing their harbour. The town quickly split into 2 opposing camps: those who thought it was irrelevant where the fisherman came from; and those who staunchly refused to allow a Hanstholm fisherman to make up the landmark at their harbour! It was a massively controversial matter, and petitions were signed and smear campaigns launched. At the end of the day, the statue was quietly erected without any ceremony whatsoever – and a guard was initially posted to protect it. The guard has now disappeared, the storm has blown over and most people have forgotten who, what and why, but the Hanstholm fisherman remains to this day, gazing out peacefully and undisturbed at the harbour in front of the Harbour Master’s residence. See the “Danish fisherman and rescuer” statue above.
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Sculptures in Aalbæk
THE SHRIMP GIRL, 1985 Fishfactory Launis Sven Bovin, 1915-2000
THE EAGLE, 1998 Roundabout Aalbæk Anders Friis
THE EEL, 2003 Skagensvej, Aalbæk Palle Mørk
A.P. GAARDBO, 2006 Skagensvej, Aalbæk Christian Svendsen
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Art exhibitions 2018
- a selection
- 28.12: Skagens Museum: “Focus” - Masterpieces from the collection - 30.11: Anchers Hus: Black/White - Looking into the private photo album of Anna and Michael Ancher shows an unfamiliar and personal side to life in the family of celebrated artists 24.03 - 23.09: Skagens Museum: “Mother-in-law”, Michael Ancher’s drawings of his mother-in- law, Ane Brøndum 24.03 - 12.05: Kulturhus Kappelborg: Peter Birk exhibits paintings 28.03 : Grenen Kunstmuseum/Gallerie Rasmus: 1. Special exhibition by Salvador Dalí. 2. French and Spanish artists exhibit paintings, sculptures, ceramics, etc. 3. “Det rene Pip”: Exhibition of works with bird motifs. 4. Jewellery exhibition by Mads Heindorf 21.04 - 26.08: Skagens Museum: “Michael Ancher and the women of Skagen” 01.05 - 13.07: Skagen Odde Naturcenter: 8 artists from Iceland exhibit paintings and sculptures 07.05 - 21.05: Galleri Molevit: Merete Roy and Jette Reinert exhibit paintings 19.05 - 16.06: Kulturhus Kappelborg: Thomas Juul Jensen exhibits drawings and paintings 22.05 - 03.06: Galleri Molevit: Gitte Lustrup exhibits paintings 04.06 - 17.06: Galleri Molevit: Kirsten Hjortlund exhibits paintings and Lene Purkær Stefansen exhibits bronze sculptures 18.06 - 01.07: Galleri Molevit: Yrsa Dunvad exhibits paintings 22.06 - 11.08: Kulturhus Kappelborg: Anna G. Wenning, Olaf Groß & Karina Meedom exhibit paintings and photos 25.06 - 01.07: Det Hvide Fyr: Marianne Johnsen exhibits paintings 02.07 - 15.07: Galleri Molevit: Annette Torrild and Anette Tjærby exhibit paintings and Lone Kjeldsen exhibits sculptures 02.07 - 08.07: Det Hvide Fyr: Dagmar Marie Brix Sørensen exhibits paintings 09.07 - 15.07: Det Hvide Fyr: Klaus-Jürgen Schmidt exhibits paintings 16.07 - 29.07: Galleri Molevit: Gerda Nietzer exhibits paintings with flower motifs 16.07 - 22.07: Det Hvide Fyr: Lotte Dyhrberg exhibits paintings/ graphics and sculptures 23.07 - 29.07: Det Hvide Fyr: Selma Larsen exhibits paintings 30.07 - 12.08: Galleri Molevit: Christina Juelsgaard exhibits paintings 30.07 - 05.08: Det Hvide Fyr: Dorthe Wedel-Nielsen exhibits paintings 06.08 - 12.08: Det Hvide Fyr: Gitte Toft exhibits Skagen paintings 13.08 - 26.08: Galleri Molevit: Henning Carlsen exhibits paintings 13.08 - 19.08: Det Hvide Fyr: Tage Klee exhibits photo art 27.08 - 09.09: Galleri Molevit: Inger Bennigsen exhibits paintings 30.08 - 22.09: Kulturhus Kappelborg: Keiji Shinohara exhibit Japanese woodcut 15.09 - 30.12: Skagens Museum: “So long - Adieu - Farewell!” Art works from the storage room 28.09 - 27.10: Kulturhus Kappelborg: Pop Up Exhibition by Galerie Contour: Visuel arts 08.10 - 21.10: Galleri Molevit: Merete Lisby exhibits jars and paintings 09.11 - 08.12: Kulturhus Kappelborg: Photoexhibition by Skagen Fotoklub
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Art activities 2018
- a selection
3 May and 17 May at 14.00 (Language: Danish)
“Painting of the month” at Skagens Museum: “Anna Ancher returning from the field”.
16 May - 12 September every Wednesday at 14.00 (Language: Danish) Guided cemetery tour - see the graves of the artists and other well-known burial places and hear the stories of those buried at the 2 cemeteries in Skagen. 5 June - 27 September every Tuesday and Thursday at 11.15 in Drachmann’s garden Entertaining open-air lectures in the garden at Drachmann’s House. (Language: Danish) 6 June - 26 September every Wednesday at 20.00 in Drachmanns House (Language: Danish) Drachmann evenings: “The Drachmann Quartet” entertain, play music, tell stories and describe the life and times of Holger Drachmann. 7 June and 21 June at 14.00 (Language: Danish) “Painting of the month” at Skagens Museum: Michael Ancher’s painting “A christening”. 19 June - 28 August every Tuesday at 14.00 (Language: Danish) “Following in the poets’ footsteps” - guided tour. Learn about the poets and authors. 3, 10, 17, 24 and 31 July & 7, 14 and 21 August at 14.00 (Language: Danish) Guided tour at Skagens Museum of the exhibition “Michael Ancher and the women of Skagen”. 5 July and 19 July at 14.00 (Language: Danish) “Painting of the month” at Skagens Museum: “Roses” by P.S. Krøyer. 5, 12, 19 and 26 July at 13.00 (Language: English) The collection/masterpieces - guidet tour at Skagens Museum: This tour in English provides an introduction to the members of the art colony the Skagen painters as well as an overview of themes and major works in the museum’s collection. 2 August and 16 August at 14.00 (Language: Danish) “Painting of the month” at Skagens Museum: “Young girl” by Michael Ancher. 2, 9, 16, 23 and 30 August at 13.00 (Language: English) The collection/masterpieces - guidet tour at Skagens Museum: This tour in English provides an introduction to the members of the art colony the Skagen painters as well as an overview of themes and major works in the museum’s collection. 3 August - 5 August “Antique-Art-Retro at The Top” - Fair in Skagen Kultur- og Fritidscenter. 6 September and 20 September at 14.00 (Language: Danish) “Painting of the month” at Skagens Museum: Carl Locher’s painting “The mail coach”.
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7, 14, 21 and 28 September at 14.00 (Language: Danish) Thematic guided tours at Skagens Museum: 7.9 - “The Blue Hour”. 14.9 - “Masterpieces at Skagens Museum”. 21.9 - “The special exhibition at the museum”. 28.9 “Fishermen and artists”. 4 October and 18 October at 14.00 (Language: Danish)
“Painting of the month” at Skagens Museum “Table tipped over in Råbjerg Wandering
Dune” by Poul Anker Bech.
16 October at 14.00 (Language: Danish) “Following in the poets’ footsteps” - guided tour. Learn about the poets and authors. 17 October at 14.00 (Language: Danish) Guided cemetery tour - see the graves of the artists and other well-known burial places and hear the stories of those buried at the 2 cemeteries in Skagen. 5, 12, 16, 19 and 26 October at 14.00(Language: Danish) Thematic guided tours at Skagens Museum: 5.10 - “The garden paintings by the Skagen painters” 12.10 - “ The young plein-air artists” . 16.10 - “The special exhibition at the museum” 19.10 - “Sea and beach paintings”. 26.10 - “Soft pastels and drawings”. 1 November and 15 November at 14.00 (Language: Danish) “Painting of the month” at Skagens Museum: “Junk on a table” by Poul Winther. 2, 9, 16, 23 and 30 November at 14.00 (Language: Danish) Thematic guided tours at Skagens Museum: 2.11 - “The special exhibition at the museum”. 9.11 - “The Blue Hour”. 16.11 - “Masterpieces”. 23.11 - “Soft pastels and drawings”. 30.11 - “The garden paintings by the Skagen painters”. 6 December at 14.00 (Language: Danish)
“Painting of the month” at Skagens Museum: “Shed for fishing tools, Skagen” by
Svend Danelund.
7 December and 14 December at 14.00 (Language: Danish) Thematic guided tours at Skagens Museum: 7.12 - “The special exhibition at the museum”. 14.12 - “Brøndum’s dining room”.
Painting courses 2018 PEDER RAVN’S WORKSHOP, VESTKAJEN 6:
The workshop is occasionally visited by large groups who wish to use the facilities, inspired and motivated by artist Peder Ravn, to produce their own unique Skagen’s work of art. Contact Peder Ravn on tel. +45 4020 7108 for more information. See Peder Ravn’s advertisement on page 10.
SKAGENS MUSEUM, BRØNDUMSVEJ 4
On 1 and 29 September Skagens Museum hosts a watercolour painting course for those who wish to acquaint themselves with the fundamental water-colouring techniques and develop their skills. For further information contact Skagens Museum.
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A SKAGEN ARTIST IS BORN Hans Christian Andersen, the famous writer of fairytales, visited Brøndums Inn on August 17th 1859. His journey had been long and hard and the famous writer wasn’t exactly thrilled when he finally arrived in Skagen. Madam Brøndum - who was heavily pregnant - had sent the maid to get freshly caught plaices from the beach, so H.C. Andersen could enjoy one of the best meals Skagen had to offer. The maid took her time returning and the writer lost his patience. Apparently, he should have been so unbelievably mad that it caused Madam Brøndum to go into labour that same night. The morning after Anna Kirstine Brøndum (Anna Ancher) was born. Madam Brøndum believed that her newborn daughter had to be born with an artistic talent, because H. C. Andersen was staying at the inn at the time of the birth.