New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-13
DENMARK.

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KINGDOM of Denmark is thus described ny WI '''
N.ver the ROYAL COmmssio Hcr-brnerai
Tho Danish Department of the Worlds C'luhio'a"
.,.,. IN ,h,,aro will be- Hike the country II Is 10
oor, Denmark f. a small country, n'''o
Main without imposing heights ald eAp'hu'a W. 49,,
Inn, Of a quiet beauty. In her bn's INC =,
til, nm among green wood, and non '"rhh'iu'' "
i therefore only natural that the Damien pep"''
no,,, l.. small and United. n- Will or It's SP"'
,ber compared with those Of tn great 'oun'''o',
character of tie ue northern Kingdom VIII " -,
! marked IN iis exhibits. The Po'hi'> anu WIZ
| tended for exhibition in the All Hn!'o'"s' NV
| ,ur.Iv selected at the present writing sl.H III
| .,, dsc-n,ion dwell only on the Danish EXHIBITS III
| 81. Manufactures Building. which however III '"''"
so,vos viii civ. "A very fair idea OF the haioh ivy
ore to represent. ,,.
Denmark Is from her nature an agricultural country
and ncx. 10 agriculture which. a matter Vi ''
4, tb. chief means OF subsistence OF the Danes We
era an industrial activity increasing every year. DIV
,ho ,n.nufoctorlos Of Denmark not. a. rue' Vi
crc,, dimea.i,ns with large furnaces ana extensive
| work shop, The work Is done mostly oy h"hu' p"'
nj, WORK is supported and often promp''u os yum"
artists II 1, this arndustry when VIII ioi'" "
c,aroc,ers,,c feature Of the Danish Department IL
Will he observed. however, that THIS ART ihhus"S II
neither symptoms nor ex'ravaeam' Out '"'''r y,
modest kind adapted to the moderate wealth Oh INC
country and aiming at quiet harmoiies'
rrh1rs Is something of an ideal nature about
Danish Industry rejecting. In this respect, inc spirit
~ NO nation. The section OF Danish manufactures
., ,hc Chcngo Exhibition viii bear witness To th"
| ,rn,b of this statement. IL l. rcveaieu !"
! o.. Danish building This structure. planned ny
a.. architect X Arne Petersen, OF Copenhagen CON
49, of three towers and shows characteristic pictures
O., Danish landscapes Two rooms. buit eApie..S
for the purpose. are devo'o n,o
men. typical OF Danish ih'eHec'un nv
ann known all over the world-Aip"r'
,"a.ua,d~cn ,be scnlpor and Hans Christian An
! dorsen the charming poet and writer OF iary 'a's'
r,ero e. no doubt that the Illustrations Of 'h' hN''
and labors Of these two eminent men Will e''""'
iu,eres, all visitors to the Exposition. iii,
ON pa,s.ng through the entrance VIC mee' r'c'
shov Of cold and silver work OF porcelain anu e''"
Gotta, Of furniture ana wall ia"s'sS' Vi ,,a.d
bookblndings. and OF hand-woven ana cihofo'u'r'u
go, ,v,rj, The latter are made by Danish "o'c''
,rh. nlou,s and animals represented III Pi"''
ow,nc by Mrs Ida Hansen can almost compete WIN
picure In composition and brilliaicy OF co'oi' "'
other names besides the one Just gwen "'e". O'
mentioned such as. for Instance. 'he '"'N.o nv"
,,ut,u Hansen and Dndesboll. Mrs Emma fsehe''
Mrs Laura slbcrloh. etc, all OF "no" u'''''e'
themselves In the womcn's department.
Th. art of printing and bCOkbindlng Is reP'e
scented by numerous fine specimens. Inv DIV"
trade society started few years ago ny i,'"'''
uondr1ksen Is In full operation anu Is "cN ''p''
,,oa Tba printing Of II. II. Thicle, Nielsen d
iHh
made by Imm Petersen, Flygc anu ns"."''
,,n. Leine the work Of such talented arua''
a. Hans Tccner Thorwald Bindesooh anu o'"e''
TN. name OF Hans Tcgn"r Is kho"h III Hn'''''"
,h.r. he has many admirers In the "roher 'iuo y
>.",, Work. 4 specialty which has lately developed
En- denmark Is the manufacture OF fancy caroS' l.
I.vison has a good show In ms ar'icie' Wv
m NJ industry ceramics. Is an especial iaVor''
,,h IN. Danish artists. such as the brothers SAW
,,ara Tborvald. Bndesboll. Philipsen. Elise hon
$50 ,, ,,on..u who may be mentioned among th
many that have produced works OF great D'"u"
a oyI,v The ROYAL Porcelain Mandatory -
, r.u known all over the world, whose director
! ,u,,,o schou viii exhibit the work. among o'hc
or,sis Of Arnold Krog lpsen's terracot'a ihahu'a'
1891. ,rh,ch originally confined It's attention TO Gree
v...s of classical beauty. Is now producing rcn
I'D oh,oc,s Of different styles. The activity o.
yloned by the Messrs. Kahler. assisted ny 'he ar's
,,,1,.,,,, s,ous as one OF ITS results, "a frieze u
: ,, cIar suggested by the ingenious painter. ITO
. lessor Lorenz frolich IL Is u" rev. VI "'e
' co, IN the framing OF the Danish section.
n,,sh t,rr,,ure will be represented by C. H. Han
: ~ cah,nct maker 10 the King; Messre Plum Bros
e Tmn e,c Among the artists who have assisted ines
arms. NAV be mentioned Heinrich Hansen Daie'"
= an. rristrup | may also mention the mhgWhceh
su bangngs IN silk and gilt and figured iea'her tx
, .,,,,cd Inv bernhard Schroeder. Nielsen d Hansen.
In the iewelry exhibits one finds the same moueS
,.-monv which peryades all the Danish art INDUSTRY
r. effect of these ornaments Is owing 10 their chai
,..,st,c shane and excellent workmanship. IN
,o,ches rings and bracelet, made In the old Nors
81. viii Ice sirr 10 find many admirers There mr.
80 many ane specimens VI table service aud kIcl