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Date | Events | Whereabouts | Works |
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May 1804 - 24.3.1844 | Residence in the Roman pension Casa Buti, 46 Via Sistina, first floor. | ||
Begun 23.3.1831 - completed 13.1.1832 | Bust of Thorvaldsen, G119, is executed by H.W. Bissen. | ||
17.9.1838 - 24.3.1844 | Residence and workshop at Charlottenborg, 1 Kongens Nytorv, Copenhagen. However, he lives alternately at Charlottenborg, at Nysø, and in Rome until his death. | ||
24.3.1839 | The Church of Our Lady, Copenhagen, is reopened with the completed decorations, i.e. the newly installed marble sculptures by Thorvaldsen. | ||
24.3.1839 | Thorvaldsen is godfather to Hermann Ernst Freund’s daughter in the Church of Our Lady, Copenhagen. The Baptismal Angel Kneeling, cf. A112, is being used for a baptism for the first time. | ||
4.6.1839 - 24.3.1844 | Residence at Nysø, near Præstø, South Zealand. However, he lives alternately at Nysø, at Charlottenborg, and in Rom until his death. | ||
Not later than 24.3.1844 | Head of Martin Luther, Nysø75, preparatory work for A188. | ||
24.3.1844 | Martin Luther, A188, Thorvaldsen’s last work, not finished. | ||
24.3.1844 | Visits Martinus Rørbye with Christine Stampe. Sees Rørbye’s painting Harbour scene, Palermo, B287, which Thorvaldsen acquired. | ||
24.3.1844 | Dinner with Oehlenschläger, H.C. Andersen, Ernst Meyer, Constantin Hansen and others at Christine and Henrik Stampe. | ||
24.3.1844 | Happens to meet C.W. Eckersberg at 6pm in Kronprinsessegade. | ||
24.3.1844 | Thorvaldsen dies at 6.11 pm in the Royal Theatre during the 1st movement of the German composer Ferdinand Ries’ 6th symphony, – before the first performance of the play Griseldis by the Austrian poet and playwright Friedrich Halm (1806-1871). | ||
24.3.1844 | H.W. Bissen becomes one of the executors of Thorvaldsen’s estate. He executes and supervises the completion of Thorvaldsen’s unfinished works in marble. |