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Paul Gauguin (1848-1903) and and his experimental wrestling with the so-called primitive.
The ancient city of Crustumerium with special focus on ideas about life and death in antiquity.
Théodore Rousseau's (1812–67) richly varied life’s work, where landscape painting became fertile soil for wild innovation.
In ancient Egypt, pharaoh was the closest to a god personified. New special exhibition explores the almighty pharaoh from a range of different angles.
Get a unique insight into Ancient Egypt and acquaint yourself with legendary Acient Egyptians like Ramses II, Tutankhamun and Nefertiti.
The exhibition's any archaeological objects tells the story 6.000 years of extensive exchange of goods, knowledge, religious beliefs and ideologies.
Experience a period of glory in the history of Danish art and culture. A time where the fields were always green and the country was intact.
A promenade through a millennium’s view of the human being and the artistic representation of human ideals, physical as well as psychological.
From refinement too radicality. Experience how the the human story is celebrated and brought to life in 19th century sculpture.
Experience the famous French artist Edgar Degas' ability to convey the movements of a second’s duration as if they were internal.
Join us on a journey back to 19th century's France where artistic diversity is reflecting one of the most hectic epochs in art history.
The Special Exhibition sheds light on the significance of the Mediterranean for the ancient world's trade and cultural encounters.