Research plans
The National Gallery of Denmark is the only Danish museum for visual arts that is included in the scope of the law on research at archives, libraries, museums, etc. As a result, the Gallery naturally plays a central part within art history studies in Denmark.
Peter Christian Skovgaard: A Beech Wood in May near Iselingen Manor, Zealand, 1857.
Research plan 2010-2014
Read about the Gallery’s current research projects from 2010 onwards
© Wilhelm Freddie, Sensitive Portrait, 1940.
Research plan 2006-2009
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© Elke Krystufek, Hard Summer Series (Self-portrait), 1995.
Research plan 2002-2005
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© Richard Mortensen, Portrait of a Thistle, 1938.
Research plan 2001-2005
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Honoré Daumier, Don Quixote and Sancho Panza behind a Tree.
Research plan 1999-2003
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