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Date | Events | Whereabouts | Works |
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Presumably 1810 | Mars and Cupid, A7. | ||
Presumably 1810 | Nemesis and Jupiter, A324, reduced version of A320. | ||
Presumably 1810 | Venus, Mars and Cupid in Vulcan’s Smithy, A419. | ||
Presumably 1810 | Alexandra von Dietrichstein, A238. | ||
1810 | Cupid Revives Psyche, A431. | ||
1810 | Caritas, A598. | ||
1810 | Nemesis and Jupiter, A320. | ||
1810 | Bertel Thorvaldsen, A223. | ||
1810 | Becomes friendly with Christian Daniel Rauch. | ||
1810 | Thorvaldsen is invited by the King of Prussia Friedrich Wilhelm 3. to compete with the sculptor Antonio Canova for the execution of a monument to Queen Luise. Instead, Thorvaldsen passes on the commission to his pupil Christian Daniel Rauch. See Thorvaldsen’s sketch C182r, which may be connected with Luise’s monument. | ||
Not earlier than 1810 | Cupid with a Swan and Boys Picking Fruit, Summer, A410. | ||
Not earlier than 1810 | Cupid and Bacchus, A408. | ||
Not earlier than 1810 | Cupid and Bacchus, Autumn, A412. | ||
Not earlier than 1810 | Cupid Revives Psyche, A430. | ||
Not earlier than 1810 | Cupid Revives Psyche, A866. | ||
Not earlier than 1810 | Caritas, A597. | ||
2.1.1810 | Christian Daniel Rauch’s birthday is celebrated by Caroline von Humboldt. Among those present are; J.L. Lund and probably also Thorvaldsen. | ||
Not later than 14.1.1810 | Hygieia and Cupid, drawing, location unknown, is presented to Herman Schubart on the occasion of his birthday. | ||
14.1.1810 | Organizes the celebration of Herman Schubart’s birthday in Rome, but without Schubart’s presence. | ||
28.1.1810 | Awarded the Order of Dannebrog, which is forwarded to him by Herman Schubart. | ||
Spring 1810 | Mother with Child, receiving fruits from another woman, relief, location unknown. | ||
Spring 1810 | Goethe asks for a line drawing of one of Thorvaldsen’s sculptures through Caroline von Humboldt. | ||
March 1810 | Vincenzo Camuccini, A282. | ||
Not earlier than April 1810 | Vincenzo Camuccini, A281. | ||
End of April 1810 | P.O. Brøndsted and Georg Koës leave Rome heading for Greece. | ||
Summer 1810 | Thorvaldsen is probably ill. | ||
28.7.1810 | Probably attends the farewell party for J.L. Lund. | ||
August 1810 - January 1816 | Rents two workshops in Via dei Cappuccini near the intersection with Via della Purificazione. | ||
8.8.1810 | Passport for Leghorn issued in Rome. | ||
11.8.1810 | J.L. Lund leaves Rome, bound for Copenhagen, in the company of Friederike Brun and Ida Brun. | ||
22.8.1810 | Passport stamped in Florence on his way to Leghorn. | ||
End of August 1810 | Arrives at Montenero. The first part of the journey in the company of Ida and Friederike Brun. | ||
Presumably September 1810 | Cupid with a Swan and Boys Picking Fruit, Summer, A411. | ||
Presumably September 1810 | Cupid and Bacchus, Autumn, A413. | ||
10.9.1810 | Thorvaldsen gives Jacqueline Schubart the model of Cupid Revives Psyche, A431, for her birthday. | ||
15.9.1810 | Passport stamped in Leghorn in order to begin the journey back to Rome. | ||
19.9.1810 | Arrives at Florence. | ||
22.9.1810 | Probably meets Antonio Canova in Santa Croce in Florence to see the latter’s funerary monument to Vittorio Alfieri. | ||
25.9.1810 | Passport stamped in Florence. The journey back to Rome is probably via Siena in the company of Christian Daniel Rauch. | ||
October 1810 | Meets the Swedish sculptor Johan Niklas Byström in Rome. | ||
October 1810 | Encouraged by Friedrich Wilhelm 3. to compete with Canova to win the order for a funerary monument to the Prussian Queen Louise (1776-1810). Thorvaldsen, however, refuses to take part in the competition. | ||
19.11.1810 | J.L. Lund returns to Copenhagen from Rome. |