Room 55 presents Nordic sculpture from 1830 to 1890. During this period, sculptors were inspired by classical forms, Biblical characters and scenes, portraits and subjects from Nordic mythology. In the room, the public can participate in a digital drawing activity and learn about proportions, volume and three-dimensional form. The drawings can also be shared on a large screen in the room. Digital drawing is part of a research project at the National Museum.
Mardi 8
Conception, Design and Development: Femme Fatale Studio
Creative Director: Arnaud Desjardins
Technical Director: Michel Peneau
Production Director: Thibault Jorge
Illustrations: Fany Thourain
The National Museum
Curators Learning: Anna Carin Hedberg and Rikke Lundgreen
Curators: Mai Britt Guleng and Kristine Kolrud
Editors: Hilde Areng Skaara and Klaus Kottmann
Project Manager and Consultant: Rikke Lundgreen
Project Manager: Elsebet Kjerschow
Multimedia Editorial Board
Olaf Olafsen Glosimodt, The Industrialist Haaken Chr. Mathiesen, 1884 – Photo: Annar Bjørgli / The National Museum
Julius Middelthun, The Poet Johan Sebastian Welhaven, 1867 – Photo: Annar Bjørgli / The National Museum
Ole Henriksen Fladager, Cathrine van Kervel, 1867 – Photo: Annar Bjørgli / The National Museum
Menga Schjelderup-Ebbe, Papillion, late 1800s – Photo: Annar Bjørgli / The National Museum
Olaf Olafsen Glosimodt, Cathrine Pihl, 1886 – Photo: Annar Bjørgli / The National Museum
Hans Michelsen, Athena Enthroned, 1855 – Photo: Annar Bjørgli / The National Museum
