Ordrupgaard
Ordrupgaard, musée au nord de Copenhague, est spécialisé dans l'impressionnisme français (Monet, Renoir, Gauguin) et possède une importante collection d'art danois autour de Hammershøi. Installé dans le manoir de 1918 de ses fondateurs, il a été agrandi par des ailes signées Zaha Hadid et Snøhetta. Le musée donne aussi accès à la maison voisine du célèbre architecte Finn Juhl.
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6 expositions
The Cabinetmakers’ Autumn Exhibition Light & Form
40 designers, architects, and manufacturers challenge the boundaries of furniture design.
Pekka Halonen La Finlande appelle
La grande exposition d'automne consacrée au peintre de la neige.
UNDER THE OPEN SKY
In Ordrupgaard's park, you can experience great art under the open sky – created by several of today's leading Danish and international contemporary artists. For example, try stepping into Jeppe Hein's water pavilion…
HAMMERSHØI AND DANISH ART AROUND 1900
Ordrupgaard holds one of the world's finest and largest collections of the artist's works, and in the exhibition, we unfold the artist's peculiar world of motifs. Here you can experience Hammershøi's paintings of empty…
JEAN GAUGUIN & CERAMICS
Ordrupgaard houses one of the country's most significant collections of Jean René Gauguin's (1881-1961) works. The museum's founders, Henny and Wilhelm Hansen, recognized the talent of the Danish-French sculptor, and in…
FRENCH MASTERPIECES FROM REALISM TO IMPRESSIONISM
At Ordrupgaard, you can experience a string of French masterpieces – from Romanticism and early Realism to Impressionism and Post-Impressionism. It was a period that would forever change art history, and where reality…
