The World's Columbian Exposition 1893. Chicago, U.S.A. 1893
Official Catalogue With Illustrations issued by the Royal Danish Commission

MANUFACTURES BUILDING 47 GøTKE, E, J., painter and decorator, 145 Gothersgade, Copen- hagen : Glass paintings: Figure of Christ with a child, copy from a painting by Carl Bloch; Thorvaldsen, portrait painted in sepia, from the painting by Horace Vernet; Wine drinker. GROUP XCVI. CARVING IN VARIOUS MATERIALS. Class 598. BERTELSEN, J. M., Miss, teacher at the Asylum for idiots and imbeciles of Gl. Bakkegaard, 47 Valdemarsgade, Copenhagen: See p. 77. Crone, Ellen, Miss, 12 Kolbjørnsensgade, Copenhagen: See p. 77. Ernst, S., wood carver, 25 Studiestræde, Copenhagen: Carved Frame for a fire screen. Ingemann Olsen, A., sculptor, 13 Stormgade, Copenhagen: Leaf of a burdock with flowers, cut in pear-tree wood; Lid fora box decorated with Potentilla repens, cut in pear-tree wood; Palette with foliage, cut in Italian walnut. Müller, G. V. J., artistic joiner, 8Sveasvej, Copenhagen: Clock case; Mirror frame; Casket, etc.; all carved in wood from the Exhibi- tor’s designs. PRIOR, Maud, Miss, 33 Bredgade, Copenhagen; See p. 77. Schur, F. & Comp., manufacturers, Horsens: Poker work (imi- tated Marquetry). Thomsen, Elisabeth, Miss, 94 Vesterbrogade, Copenhagen: See P- 77- WlTHUSEN, Asa, Miss, Blidah, Hellerup: See p. 77. Class 601. ChrISTESEN, V., jeweller, manufacturer of gold and silver ware, 11 Amaliegade, Copenhagen: Chiseled works; Medals. See Gr. 93 cl. 585, Gr. 97 cl. 604—5, Gr. 98 cl. 612.