Women in Art
Bertha Wegmann: En ung pige. Portræt af kunstneren Marie Triepcke 1885, Den Hirschsprungske Samling
19th-century art is filled with images of women, portrayed as models, mothers and wives. Towards the end of the century, however, opportunities for women artists gradually improved, and their work began to gain greater recognition. This guided tour explores the role of women in art, both as subjects and as practising artists. Discover works by well-known painters such as Anna Ancher and Bertha Wegmann, alongside lesser-known artists including Anna Sophie Petersen and Emilie Mundt.
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Price: DKK 950, plus museum admission of DKK 110 per person. No group discount is available.
Children and young people under 18: Free admission
Duration: 45–60 minutes
Maximum group size: 20 people
Children and young people under 18: Free admission
Duration: 45–60 minutes
Maximum group size: 20 people
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