You can get closer to the Funen Painters in these videos and with the E-Book „Gensyn“. (Only in Danish).
You can get closer to the Funen Painters in these videos and with the E-Book „Gensyn“. (Only in Danish).
With a click You can watch the videos or download the E-Book „Gensyn“ as a PDF document here.
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This film is about the collection of portraits and sketches in the Faaborg Museum produced by the Funen Painters.
8 mins. (2011)
A short film about Johannes Larsen (1867-1961) and some of his sketches and animal studies.
7 mins. (2011)
Faaborg Museum has an extensive collection of Anna Syberg’s watercolours of floral subjects. The film introduces Anna Syberg (1870-1914), her life and work and includes some of the stories behind her watercolours.
10 mins. (2012)
A longer film on Fritz Syberg made for the 150th anniversary of his birth in 2012. The film deals with his life and paintings.
19 mins. (2012)
Niels Hansen (1880-1946) is one of the less well-known yet more successful Funen Painters. The film addresses his complicated life and describes his art practice and paintings.
25 mins. (2012)
A short film describing the Funen landscape and the Funen Painters’ landscape motifs.
12 mins. (2011)
A film made in connection with the exhibition of the same title. The film and the exhibition deal with, amongst other things, the making of two art collections, one at the Ordrupgaard Museum, north of Copenhagen and the other at Faaborg Museum; their respective patrons William Hansen (1868-1936) and Mads Rasmussen (1856-1916); and their acquisition of work by Funen artists.
12 mins. (2011)
A film discussing the Funen Painters’ and Danish artists’ fascination with Italy and their journeys there. ‘Al fresco’ painting and the importance of the painters’ tour and the description of their journeys, the film takes the viewer along on various artists’ trips: for example, to the small mountain village Civita d’Antino where Kristian Zahrtmann (1843-1917) sojourned each summer for several years. The film was made in conjunction with the exhibition ‘The Funen Painters in Italy’.
30 mins. (2013)