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| Date | Events | Whereabouts | Works |
|---|---|---|---|
| Presumably 1806 | Jacob Laurids Thrane, A881. | ||
| 1806 | Herman Schubart, A812. | ||
| 1806 | Jacqueline Schubart, A813. | ||
| 1806 - February 1807 | Hebe, A37. | ||
| 14.1.1806 | Attends the celebration of Herman Schubart’s birthday in Rome, but without Schubart’s presence. | ||
| 14.2.1806 | Requested to execute a design for a monument to the victory of the United States over Tripoli in 1805. The work is never commissioned. | ||
| 12.3.1806 | Thorvaldsen’s friend Christian Stub dies. | ||
| Presumably June 1806 | Jacob Baden, A802. | ||
| Summer 1806 - summer 1807 | The Dance of the Muses on Helicon, A705, unfinished. | ||
| Not later than June 1806 | Apollon, copy after Apollon Giustiniani, marble, Museo de la Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando, Madrid. | ||
| June - September 1806 | Jacob Baden, A863. | ||
| Autumn 1806 | Psyche, A26. | ||
| Completed not later than 5.9.1806 | Caritas, C820, given to Jacqueline Schubart on the occasion of her birthday 10.9.1806. | ||
| 24.10.1806 | Thorvaldsen’s father Gotskalk Thorvaldsen dies at Vartov (an institution for the poor, sick and old) in Copenhagen. | ||
| Presumably 9.11.1806 | Andreas Dobert Kalleberg and Jacob Laurids Thrane leave Rome bound for Denmark. | ||
| Winter 1806 - 1807 | Psyche, statue, marble, ca 130 cm, location unknown. | ||
| 31.12.1806 | C.F. Hansen commissions four reliefs for the facade of Christiansborg Palace that later become Hercules and Hebe, cf. A317, Hygieia and Aesculapius, cf. A318, Minerva and Prometheus, cf. A319, and Nemesis and Jupiter, cf. A320. He also commissions works, never completed, for the facade of the Copenhagen Town Hall and Courthouse. |