Gift ideas
Bertel Thorvaldsen DVDWith English subtitles
DKK 129 |
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Copy of Thorvaldsen’s snake ringThe snake-shaped ring is a copy of a gold ring that Thorvldsen regularly wore.
Gold plated DKK 698 |
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Copy of Etruscan amulet capsuleThe copy was cast after an amulet capsule bought by Thorvaldsen during his long stay in Rome from 1797 to 1838. Silver DKK 299, Gold plated DKK 359 |
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KeyhangerKeep a check on your keys with a key hanger bearing the museum’s monogram.
DKK 39 |
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MagnetMagnet with a motif of the museum façade facing Bertel Thorvaldsens Plads. The museum opened in 1848 and contains all Thorvaldsen’s works. DKK 25 |
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Magnet: Venus, the goddess of beautyVenus won her beauty title and a golden apple from among the goddesses of Antiquity when the mortal prince Paris had to choose between Juno, Minerva and Venus. The sculpture shows Venus after the beauty competition as she holds the proof of her beauty up in front of her admiring gaze. Thorvaldsen’s sculpture of Venus was created between 1813 and 1816. DKK 25 |
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Magnet: Jason with the Golden FleeceThe famous work with which Thorvaldsen made his breakthrough in 1803. According to the Classical mythology, Jason is a prince who, in order to become king, must fetch a golden fleece that is guarded by a dangerous dragon far away in a sacred grove. The sculpture shows Jason proudly standing there the moment after he has managed to gain possession of the fleece and is about to return home to his kingdom. DKK 25 |
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Magnet: Cupid and the GracesThe presence of Cupid explains the Graces’ sensitive and thoughtful expressions resulting from his playing of the lyre. The three beautiful women radiate love, beauty and modesty as ideal states. These were the feminine virtues of Thorvaldsen’s own day. The sculptural group is from 1817-19. DKK 35 |
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MagnetMagnet bearing the motif of Cupid and Psyche. The love story of Cupid and Psyche was a popular theme in Thorvaldsen’s day. DKK 25 |
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MagnetCupid was the god of love in Antiquity. He had great power because he could strike both humans and gods with his arrows of love. DKK 25 |
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Magnet: Thorvaldsen’s statue of ChristThe statue became one of Thorvaldsen’s most popular works. It represents the risen Christ revealing himself to the congregation and shows the marks of the crucifixion on his hands and feet. A plaster version of the statue stands in the museum’s Christ Gallery, while the marble version can be seen in the Cathedral Church of Our Lady. DKK 35 |
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Monocular with pouchGet closer to the art in the museum with this little telescope. The instructions come with a motif from the ceiling in Gallery 21. The telescope measures 8 x 3.5 cm and is supplied in a case. DKK 179 |
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Elmgreen & Dragset: Ganymede T-shirtTo accompany their exhibition at Thorvaldsens Museum Wood Wood has made a T-shirt with the Danish art duo Elmgreen & Dragset. DKK 350 |
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RulersRulers with hieroglyphics, Roman numeral and Roman emperors or the Greek measurements and Greek history. DKK 35 each. |
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EraserPharao Akhnaton (1353-1335 BC) and his wife Nefertiti. DKK 20 |
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PencilsPencils with Greek and Egyptian motifs. DKK 10 each. |
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Museum Shop
The Thorvaldsen Museum shop offers a selection of books, postcards, posters etc. all of which are related to Bertel Thorvaldsen, Thorvaldsens Museum and its collections and exhibitions.
Orders
Orders can be accepted by telephone, e-mail or in writing.
Payment in advance is required for goods sent abroad, and a handling charge of DKK 65 plus postage will be added to the cost of the goods.
In addition to the price goods delivered to addresses within Denmark, there will be a handling charge of DKK 35 plus postage.
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