Images – Volume 10

Photographed in Vienna, June 1928, see image 10:188.  
Photographed in Vienna, June 1928, see image 10:188.  
Carl Nielsen, Lillehammer, Norway, January-February 1928.
Carl Nielsen, Lillehammer, Norway, January-February 1928.
This and the two following pictures: At Damgaard in the new Morris, cf. 88, together with Hans Børge.
This and the two following pictures: At Damgaard in the new Morris, cf. 88, together with Hans Børge.
The Scandinavian local jury for the International Schubert Competition, gathered in Copenhagen in May 1928, from left: Ebbe Hamerik, Otto Olsen, Hakon Børresen, Holger Zahle, Torolf Voss, Ture Rangström and Carl Nielsen. Mr Zahle was secretary general of the local jury.
The Scandinavian local jury for the International Schubert Competition, gathered in Copenhagen in May 1928, from left: Ebbe Hamerik, Otto Olsen, Hakon Børresen, Holger Zahle, Torolf Voss, Ture Rangström and Carl Nielsen. Mr Zahle was secretary general of the local jury.
The same, but in a different order.
The same, but in a different order.
Minus one, outside Kastellet in Copenhagen, May 1928.
Minus one, outside Kastellet in Copenhagen, May 1928.
The end of the International Schubert Competition in Vienna, June 1928, with Carl Nielsen and Max von Schillings seated far right.
The end of the International Schubert Competition in Vienna, June 1928, with Carl Nielsen and Max von Schillings seated far right.
At a photographer in Vienna, June 1928.
At a photographer in Vienna, June 1928.
This and the next image: Anne Marie Carl-Nielsen's marble relief The Raising of Lazarus above the door of Christ Church in Kolding was inaugurated on Sunday 19 August 1928, cf. 10:292. Since 1927 the relief had been installed in plaster, cf. 9:382 fourth image. Among those present are the artist and her husband, Irmelin and Hans Børge.
This and the next image: Anne Marie Carl-Nielsen's marble relief The Raising of Lazarus above the door of Christ Church in Kolding was inaugurated on Sunday 19 August 1928, cf. 10:292. Since 1927 the relief had been installed in plaster, cf. 9:382 fourth image. Among those present are the artist and her husband, Irmelin and Hans Børge.
Clarinetist Aage Oxenvad, 16 January 1884-13 April 1944, with Carl Nielsen's handwritten clarinet part for the clarinet concert.
Clarinetist Aage Oxenvad, 16 January 1884-13 April 1944, with Carl Nielsen's handwritten clarinet part for the clarinet concert.
This and next picture: On the stairs of the Michaelsen family's summer villa Højtofte in Tibberup near Humlebæk. In front, pianist Folmer Jensen, Emil Telmányi and Carl Nielsen. Behind Søs, Aage Oxenvad, Vera Michaelsen and Gudrun Oxenvad.
This and next picture: On the stairs of the Michaelsen family's summer villa Højtofte in Tibberup near Humlebæk. In front, pianist Folmer Jensen, Emil Telmányi and Carl Nielsen. Behind Søs, Aage Oxenvad, Vera Michaelsen and Gudrun Oxenvad.
In front of the Mannheimers' summer home Skogshem in Jonsered near Gothenburg, September 1928. From left: Göthilda de Maré, Emil and Søs Telmányi, Carl Nielsen with a tennis racket, Axel Mannheimer, Ernst de Maré, Bertil Mannheimer, Herman Mannheimer (with his back turned), Sam de Maré and Ted Mannheimer.
In front of the Mannheimers' summer home Skogshem in Jonsered near Gothenburg, September 1928. From left: Göthilda de Maré, Emil and Søs Telmányi, Carl Nielsen with a tennis racket, Axel Mannheimer, Ernst de Maré, Bertil Mannheimer, Herman Mannheimer (with his back turned), Sam de Maré and Ted Mannheimer.
In front of the house in Jonsered. Behind Anne Marie Carl-Nielsen Lisa Mannheimer.
In front of the house in Jonsered. Behind Anne Marie Carl-Nielsen Lisa Mannheimer.
In front of the house in Jonsered.
In front of the house in Jonsered.
In front of the house in Jonsered.
In front of the house in Jonsered.
On the large natural stone in front of Skogshem in Jonsered. In front: Emil Telmányi, Herman and Lisa Mannheimer, behind Lisa her nephew Ernst de Maré. Back from left: Sam de Maré, Bertil Mannheimer, Anne Marie Carl-Nielsen, Irmelin Eggert Møller, Anna Lisa Mannheimer and Ted Mannheimer.
On the large natural stone in front of Skogshem in Jonsered. In front: Emil Telmányi, Herman and Lisa Mannheimer, behind Lisa her nephew Ernst de Maré. Back from left: Sam de Maré, Bertil Mannheimer, Anne Marie Carl-Nielsen, Irmelin Eggert Møller, Anna Lisa Mannheimer and Ted Mannheimer.
This and next picture: The composer with Henriette Magnus and Anne Marie Carl-Nielsen.
This and next picture: The composer with Henriette Magnus and Anne Marie Carl-Nielsen.
This and next picture: In the same place in front of Skogshem: Anne Marie Carl-Nielsen, Søs, Herman Mannheimer, Ted Mannheimer, Lisa Mannheimer, Carl Nielsen and Göthilda de Maré. Behind her is Bertil Mannheimer and to the right the back of Sam de Maré.
This and next picture: In the same place in front of Skogshem: Anne Marie Carl-Nielsen, Søs, Herman Mannheimer, Ted Mannheimer, Lisa Mannheimer, Carl Nielsen and Göthilda de Maré. Behind her is Bertil Mannheimer and to the right the back of Sam de Maré.
Skogshem. Seated from left: Søs, Henriette Magnus, Carl Nielsen and Anna Lisa Mannheimer. Standing from left: Harald Fürstenberg, Birgit Fürstenberg, Herman Mannheimer, Barbro Tham (a friend of the Mannheimer family) and Emil Telmányi.
Skogshem. Seated from left: Søs, Henriette Magnus, Carl Nielsen and Anna Lisa Mannheimer. Standing from left: Harald Fürstenberg, Birgit Fürstenberg, Herman Mannheimer, Barbro Tham (a friend of the Mannheimer family) and Emil Telmányi.
Maja and Carl Mannheimer's summer home in Tjöstelsröd near Ljungskile north of Gothenburg. Irmelin Eggert Møller, Lisa Mannheimer, Elsa and Nils Mannheimer, Carl Nielsen, Love Mannheimer, Maja Mannheimer, Anna Lisa Mannheimer, Henriette Magnus, Søs and Anne Marie Carl-Nielsen.
Maja and Carl Mannheimer's summer home in Tjöstelsröd near Ljungskile north of Gothenburg. Irmelin Eggert Møller, Lisa Mannheimer, Elsa and Nils Mannheimer, Carl Nielsen, Love Mannheimer, Maja Mannheimer, Anna Lisa Mannheimer, Henriette Magnus, Søs and Anne Marie Carl-Nielsen.
Carl Nielsen and daughter Søs. Jonsered or Tjöstelsröd?
Carl Nielsen and daughter Søs. Jonsered or Tjöstelsröd?
Søren Peter Raben-Korch, 26 September 1869-20 August 1957, photographed in Odense 1929.  
Søren Peter Raben-Korch, 26 September 1869-20 August 1957, photographed in Odense 1929.  
Sortelung, Carl Nielsen between childhood friend Johannes Wortmann and Vera Michaelsen. Undated.  
Sortelung, Carl Nielsen between childhood friend Johannes Wortmann and Vera Michaelsen. Undated.  
This and the next picture: With Vera Michaelsen in front of her childhood home in Nørre Lyndelse and at the manor Rygaard on East Funen.  
This and the next picture: With Vera Michaelsen in front of her childhood home in Nørre Lyndelse and at the manor Rygaard on East Funen.  
 
 
At a rehearsal of Saul and David, photo in Göteborg-Tidningen 27 November 1928, cf. Samtid no. 157.  
At a rehearsal of Saul and David, photo in Göteborg-Tidningen 27 November 1928, cf. Samtid no. 157.  
Stora Teatern in Gothenburg premiered Saul and David on 29 November 1928. Carl Nielsen holds the spear with which Mikal - Kirsten Flagstad - kneels. To the right, stage director Poul Kanneworff and conductor Olav Kielland.  
Stora Teatern in Gothenburg premiered Saul and David on 29 November 1928. Carl Nielsen holds the spear with which Mikal - Kirsten Flagstad - kneels. To the right, stage director Poul Kanneworff and conductor Olav Kielland.  
Carl Nielsen and Ture Rangström in Göteborg.  
Carl Nielsen and Ture Rangström in Göteborg.  
Johan Hye-Knudsen, 24 May 1896-28 September 1975.  
Johan Hye-Knudsen, 24 May 1896-28 September 1975.  
Olfert Jespersen, 2 April 1863-7 January 1932, photographed in 1928.  
Olfert Jespersen, 2 April 1863-7 January 1932, photographed in 1928.  
Tor Mann, 25 February 1894-29 March 1974.  
Tor Mann, 25 February 1894-29 March 1974.  
Damgaard had a house by the seafront, which Margrete Rosenberg lived in. Here she is seen with Carl Nielsen and Anne Marie Carl-Nielsen. The following two images are from the same location.  
Damgaard had a house by the seafront, which Margrete Rosenberg lived in. Here she is seen with Carl Nielsen and Anne Marie Carl-Nielsen. The following two images are from the same location.  
 
 
 
 
Carl Nielsen between the sisters Vera Michaelsen and Mathilda Faurschou. Skagen, June 1929.  
Carl Nielsen between the sisters Vera Michaelsen and Mathilda Faurschou. Skagen, June 1929.  
At the well of Finis Terre, Skagen, June 1929. Walther Michaelsen, his mother Vera, her sister Mathilda Faurschou, Carl Nielsen and Hans Børge.  
At the well of Finis Terre, Skagen, June 1929. Walther Michaelsen, his mother Vera, her sister Mathilda Faurschou, Carl Nielsen and Hans Børge.  
Carl Nielsen and a bull. Time and place?  
Carl Nielsen and a bull. Time and place?  
H.I. Hannover, professor at the Polytechnic Institute, and wife Laura Hannover, who was the sister of Carl Johan Michaelsen. Photographed in May 1925 on Monte Pincio in Rome.  
H.I. Hannover, professor at the Polytechnic Institute, and wife Laura Hannover, who was the sister of Carl Johan Michaelsen. Photographed in May 1925 on Monte Pincio in Rome.  
Hans Hartvig Seedorff Pedersen, 12 August 1892-19 January 1986.  
Hans Hartvig Seedorff Pedersen, 12 August 1892-19 January 1986.  
Mogens Wöldike, 5 July 1897-20 October 1988.  
Mogens Wöldike, 5 July 1897-20 October 1988.  
Carl Nielsen conducting Hymne til Kunsten (Hymn to Art), the opening concert of the Art Festival in Forum on 12 October 1929. The conductor is preserved as a paper photo, the whole picture only as a newspaper photo, cf. Samtid p. 526. Here, a merging of the two, so that no part of the image is inferior to what is necessary.  
Carl Nielsen conducting Hymne til Kunsten (Hymn to Art), the opening concert of the Art Festival in Forum on 12 October 1929. The conductor is preserved as a paper photo, the whole picture only as a newspaper photo, cf. Samtid p. 526. Here, a merging of the two, so that no part of the image is inferior to what is necessary.  
Author and translator Niels Møller's 70th birthday on 11 December 1929. Niels Bohr and Carl Nielsen stand side by side as numbers 3 and 4 from the right, while Anne Marie Carl-Nielsen looks on from a distance as number 3 from the left. Seated in the centre are philosophy professor Harald Høffding and Niels Møller. On the far right is Hartvig Frisch, classical philologist, cultural historian and Social Democratic politician, with Margrethe Bohr sitting in front of him. Behind Niels Møller's left shoulder, his daughter Nanna Irene Nørlund is looking on. Her husband, historian Poul Nørlund, brother of Margrethe Bohr and director of the National Museum of Denmark from 1928, is standing exactly in the centre of the picture, and behind him on the right with a white beard is literature professor Valdemar Vedel. Front left on the floor is the birthday boy's 12-year-old grandson, the later communist politician Ib Nørlund. On the floor to the left of Harald Høffding is the director of the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, Frederik Poulsen, and to the front right is the hostess, philologist Lis Jacobsen, in whose home, Thorvaldsensvej 9 in Frederiksberg, the birthday was held. The picture is remarkable for several reasons, see also Samtid p. 533.  
Author and translator Niels Møller's 70th birthday on 11 December 1929. Niels Bohr and Carl Nielsen stand side by side as numbers 3 and 4 from the right, while Anne Marie Carl-Nielsen looks on from a distance as number 3 from the left. Seated in the centre are philosophy professor Harald Høffding and Niels Møller. On the far right is Hartvig Frisch, classical philologist, cultural historian and Social Democratic politician, with Margrethe Bohr sitting in front of him. Behind Niels Møller's left shoulder, his daughter Nanna Irene Nørlund is looking on. Her husband, historian Poul Nørlund, brother of Margrethe Bohr and director of the National Museum of Denmark from 1928, is standing exactly in the centre of the picture, and behind him on the right with a white beard is literature professor Valdemar Vedel. Front left on the floor is the birthday boy's 12-year-old grandson, the later communist politician Ib Nørlund. On the floor to the left of Harald Høffding is the director of the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, Frederik Poulsen, and to the front right is the hostess, philologist Lis Jacobsen, in whose home, Thorvaldsensvej 9 in Frederiksberg, the birthday was held. The picture is remarkable for several reasons, see also Samtid p. 533.