Probably attends a party with a Norwegian theme, possibly on the occasion of the two Norwegians, Jørgen Knudtzon’s and Hans Carl Knudtzon’s departure from Rome 19.3.1816.

Primary sources

• C.W. Eckersberg’s entry in his diary of this date, published in: Villads Villadsen: C.W. Eckersbergs dagbøger 1810-1837, Copenhagen 2009, vol. 1, p. 120 (documents the departure of the Knudtzon brothers from Rome).
• The song Normand, som i Kampen bold by NN (in a booklet of songs, used in March 1816 according to an inscription).
• The song Norges Skaal or For Norge, kæmpers fødeland by Johan Nordahl Brun (in a booklet of songs, used in March 1816 according to an inscription).
• The song Norges Herlighed by Johan Nordahl Brun (in a booklet of songs, used in March 1816 according to an inscription).
• The song Fred og Frihed herlig trives by NN (in a booklet of songs, used in March 1816 according to an inscription).
• The song Kong Christian stod ved højen mast by Johannes Ewald (in a booklet of songs, used in March 1816 according to an inscription).

Last updated 21.03.2016