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| Date | Events | Whereabouts | Works |
|---|---|---|---|
| 20.5.1796 - 30.8.1796 | Charlotte Amalie Fisker, portrait drawing, location unknown. | ||
| 30.8.1796 | Thorvaldsen leaves Copenhagen on board the frigate Thetis. | ||
| Not earlier than August 1804 - not later than 1810 | Apollon Belvedere, copy after antique model, marble bust, location unknown. | ||
| Not earlier than August 1804 - not later than 1810 | Bacchus, copy after antique model, marble bust, location unknown. | ||
| Not earlier than August 1804 - not later than 1810 | Cicero, copy after antique model, marble bust, location unknown. | ||
| Not earlier than August 1804 - not later than 1810 | Homer, copy after antique model, marble bust, location unknown. | ||
| Not earlier than August 1804 - not later than 1810 | Melpomene, copy after antique model, marble bust, location unknown. | ||
| Not earlier than August 1804 - not later than 1810 | Sappho, presumably copy after antique model, marble bust, location unknown. | ||
| Not earlier than August 1804 - not later than 1810 | Venus Medici, copy after antique model, marble bust, location unknown. | ||
| Summer 1805 - March 1806 | Herman Schubart, A219. | ||
| Summer 1805 - June 1806 | Socrates, copy after an antique bust in Villa Albani, location unknown. | ||
| August 1805 - March 1806 | Jacqueline Schubart, A220. | ||
| Autumn 1805 | Caroline von Humboldt, marble bust, Schloss Tegel, Berlin until 1945, now at the Hermitage Museum, Saint Petersburg. | ||
| September 1805 - 26.4.1806 | Camillo Landini finishes the statue Bacchus, probably lost, cf. A2. | ||
| Not earlier than 21.9.1805 | Jupiter Otricoli, copy after antique model, marble bust, location unknown. | ||
| 1806 | Jacqueline Schubart, A813. | ||
| End of August 1810 | Arrives at Montenero. The first part of the journey in the company of Ida and Friederike Brun. | ||
| 30.8.1819 | Leaves Frankfurt. | ||
| 30.8.1819 | Arrives at Mainz. Lodges at the inn Zum weissen Ross. | ||
| 3.10.1819 | Arrives in Copenhagen for the first time since 30.8.1796. | ||
| 30.8.1839 | Probably from Nysø to Gisselfeld for the celebration in honour of Crown Prince Christian (8.) Frederik and Crown Princess Caroline Amalie. In the company of, among others, the Stampe family and H.C. Andersen. Return to Nysø the same evening. | ||
| 29.8.1840 | Copenhagen City Council withdraws its protest dated 6.8.1840 against continuing the building of Thorvaldsens Museum. However, part of the construction had already been resumed a couple of days before. |