Images – Volume 2
2.0. Carl Nielsen c. 1902. The dedication from 1905 is to the pianist Henrik Knudsen, from whose estate the picture originates. Photo: The Royal Library, Map and Picture Department.
2.1. Carl Nielsen and Anne Marie Carl-Nielsen with their children Irmelin, Søs and Hans Børge, c. 1898. Photo: Carl Nielsen Museum, Odense.
2.2. Composer Thorvald Aagaard, 1877-1937, photographed in 1931. Photo: The Royal Library, Map and Picture Department.
2.3. Juliette Willumsen, 1863-1949. Photo: The Royal Library, Map and Picture Department.
2.4. J.F. Willumsen, 1863-1958. Photo: The Royal Library, Map and Picture Department.
2.5. Anne Marie Carl-Nielsen with one of her horse models on a winter day at her studio on Langeliniekajen. Photo: The Royal Library, Map and Picture Department.
2.6. I 1896-98 arbejdede J.F. Willumsen på en plakat bestilt af det franske champagnefirma Henriot. En første Champagneplakat fra 1897 forestillede legende amoriner, mens et flirtende par blev tilføjet den næste fra 1898. ”Til den unge Mand sad min Ven Carl Nielsen Model. Men heller ikke denne Udførelse fandt behag, og jeg opgav at tilfredsstille Firmaets Smag.” J.F. Willumsen: Mine Erindringer fortalt til Ernst Mentze (My Memoirs told to Ernst Mentze), Cph. 1953, p. 118). Photo: J.F. Willumsen's Museum
Facsimile of sheet music attachment for 2:63.
2.8. The Carl Nielsen model for the chapel picture from 1899. Photo: Carl Nielsen Museum, Odense. Photo: The Royal Library, Map and Picture Department.
2.9. Members of the Royal Danish Orchestra 1899. Carl Nielsen is seen in the 3rd row from the top as no. 2 from the left. Photo: Carl Nielsen Museum, Odense.
2.10. Portrait of Carl Nielsen, taken by photographers Hansen & Weller before the business moved to a new address in 1900. Photo: The Royal Library, Map and Picture Department.
2.11. Portrait of Carl Nielsen taken by photographers Hansen & Weller before the business moved to a new address in 1900. Photo: The Royal Library, Map and Picture Department.
2.12. Thomas Laub, 1852-1927. Photo: The Royal Library, Map and Picture Department.
2.13. The French sculptor Victor Ségoffin, 1867-1925, who Anne Marie Carl-Nielsen studied with during her stay in Rome. Photo: The Royal Library, Map and Picture Department.
2.14. Rudolph Bergh, 1859-1924. The back of the picture reads: 'To Carl Nielsen from his devotee Rudolph Bergh.' Photo: The Royal Library, Map and Picture Department.
2.15. The pianist Henrik Knudsen, 1873-1946. Photo: Carl Nielsens breve (Carl Nielsen's Letters), published by Irmelin Eggert Møller and Torben Meyer, Copenhagen, 1954.
2.16. Julius Borup, Magda Herold, Dagmar Borup and Vilhelm Herold, c. 1900. Photo: The Royal Library, Map and Picture Department.
2.17. Carl Nielsen's notebook from Rome: The text is from Saul and David, Act 2, the morning music by a thrush in the garden of the Villa Medici on 18 April 1900. Photo: The Royal Library, Map and Picture Department.
2.18. Lorenz and Benedicte Frølich. Photo: The Royal Library, Map and Picture Department.
2.19. Karen Marie Hansen, 1865-1949. Photo: Privately owned.
2.20. On the right is Carl August Hansen, Carl Nielsen and Karen Marie Hansen's son, born 8 January 1888, photographed here at the family's home in Klintebjerg before he and his mother emigrated to the USA at the turn of 1901-02. The boy on the left is unidentified. Photo: Privately owned.
2.21. Saul and David's librettist, author and theatre director Einar Christiansen, 1861-1939. Photo: The Royal Library, Map and Picture Department.
2.22. Carl Nielsen in the 2nd row from the bottom, no. 6 from the left, in the centre of the Royal Chapel. Photo: Carl Nielsen Museum, Odense.
Carl Nielsen c. 1902.
Carl Nielsen c. 1902.
Olfert Jespersen, 1863-1932.
Vilhelm Herold, 1865-1937, as David.
Ferruccio Busoni, 1866-1924.
Svend Godske-Nielsen, 1867-1935.
The sculptress and her husband at the Typhoon in the Acropolis Museum 1903.
Anne Marie Carl-Nielsen's student Ingrid Kjær, who married the German archaeologist Wilhelm Lermann in 1904 and settled in Munich.
Carl Nielsen and Ove Jørgensen in Constantinople, May 1903.
Carl Nielsen and Ove Jørgensen in Constantinople, May 1903.
Carl and Anne Marie after returning from Greece.
Carl Nielsen in Blæksprutten 1903. The satire is about Carl Nielsen's clash with Charles Kjerulf during a polemic about Thomas Laub's folk song evenings in November 1902. In an article in Politiken, Carl Nielsen had called Kjerulf's favourite Sven Scholander "a Swedish monkey who liked to sing himself in R....", cf. Samtid, pp. 41-43.
Masquerade's librettist, the literary historian Vilhelm Andersen, 1864-1953.
Anne Marie Carl-Nielsen's mother Frederikke Brodersen, 21.12.1825-11.6.1904.
From left, seated: Viggo Neergaard, Julius Lehmann, Bodil Neergaard and Bolette Hartmann. Standing: Johannes Palmer Hartmann, Oluf Hartmann and Rudolph Puggaard Hartmann.
Carl Nielsen and Dutch composer Julius Röntgen at Fuglsang.
Carl Nielsen and Dutch composer Julius Röntgen at Fuglsang. Standing: Röntgen's sons Lula and Engelbert.
The picture shows Anne Marie Carl-Nielsen, Marie Møller and the housekeeper Maren Hansen, who was hired in January 1904. It must have been taken the same year before the housekeeper travelled to Athens in November. On the back of the picture, Anne Marie Telmanyi, without mentioning Marie Møller (who is sitting between Søs and Hans Børge), wrote many years later: "In front my sister, probably 12 years old, mother in profile, my brother and I, in the back Maren as a young woman, taken at Toldbodvej 6 in the large living room."
Concert programme, enclosed 374.
Sailing in Guldborgsund at Fuglsang. Carl Nielsen stands in the boat closest to land.
The sculptress at the bust of Saul's maker, Niels Juel Simonsen. The bust was later installed in the foyer of the Royal Theatre in bronze.
The composer at the bust of Saul's maker, Niels Juel Simonsen. The bust was later installed in the foyer of the Royal Theatre in bronze.The composer at the bust of Saul's maker, Niels Juel Simonsen. The bust was later installed in the foyer of the Royal Theatre in bronze.
Carl Nielsen painted by Suzette Holten 1899 (Teatermuseet i Hofteatret).
Anne Marie Carl-Nielsen, c. 1903.
Marie Møller painted by Suzette Holten 1900 (Private property).
The music society Braga, ca.1877-78. The picture shows, among others, from left: Christian Larsen, Bellinge (no. 4), Carl Nielsen's brother Albert (no. 5), teacher Hans Jørgen Hansen, Fangel (no. 8) and Carl Nielsen's father, Niels Jørgensen (far right), cf. Frands Johan Ring: Nogle gamle fynske spillemænd. (Fynske Aarbøger 7, 1959-61, pp. 542-571).
Carl Nielsen in civilian clothes. According to his own information on the back of a copy of the picture for Knud Harder, he is 14 years old.
The military musician Carl Nielsen.
Carl Nielsen as a conservatory student, probably 1885. The photographer Harald Riise had a shop at Amagertorv 6 around 1885-88.
Agnes Unns's handwritten thank-you card to Carl Nielsen after the performance of The Sleep.
Anna Kjær, born 1838, married to councillor and co-owner of the firm Sthyr & Kjær Peter Bernhard Kjær, 1835-1911. Carl Nielsen had played music with Anna Kjær in her home since his student days and had become a friend of the house. (TS).
Marie Møller drawn by Søs, enclosed 508.
Carl Nielsen resigned his position as violinist in the Royal Danish Orchestra on 30 June 1905. At a party, the Royal Danish Orchestra bid farewell to Carl Nielsen and his two colleagues Waldemar Jespersen and Johan Amberg, who retired (CNM).
Carl Nielsen on Toldbodvej, presumably during work on Masquerade in 1905.