Danmarks Deltagelse i Verdensudstillingen i Chicago 1893
År: 1895
Forlag: Udgivet af den danske Udstillingskomité ved Generalkommissæren
Sted: Kjøbenhavn
Sider: 118
UDK: gl. 061.4(100) Chicago
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CHICAGOÜDSTILLINGEN
Studies from nature, remarkably true to life. They show high
skill and perfection of execution.
Broberg, Bodil A. Frøken, Kjøbenhavn.
Broderi.
The perfection of the lace, and its extreme originality.
Christesen, V., Sølvvarefabrikant, Kjøbenhavn.
Guld- og Sølvvarer.
Artistic execution of very fine designs and models.
— Juvelerarbejder.
Reproductions in solid Gold of Scandinavian Antique Jewelry
after old Northern motives in the Copenhagen National Museum.
Shows excellence of workmanship and purity of taste.
— Juvelerarbejder og Ornamenter.
The beautiful reproduction of the old Scandinavian Jewelry and
Ornaments; the fine quality of the gold and the fine work-
manship.
— Graverede Arbejder.
Perfect style in design and fine execution.
Dahlerup, Ursala, Baronesse, Charlottenlund.
Vævede Sager.
Fine execution and large variety of laces in Danish style. Origi-
nality of designs embroidered on silk and tapestry, and careful
execution of the work.
— Bondestue-Interiør.
The articles exhibited are all peculiar to peasant life in Denmark,
and partially of historical value and interest. They have been
collected with much care and diligence, and show the exhibitor
to be posessed of extensive knowledge resulting from a careful
study of the subject.
— Udskaarne Træsager.
Artistic workmanship and unique design of carved basswood,
hand painted, white enamelled and decorated in gold, with special
attention to detail. The dainty bed is a creation from the
world wide »Andersen’s Fairy Tale of Ole Lukøje«.
The mattress is in blue broadcloth tufted with daises;
beautifully embroidered bed linen with blue silk coverlet hand
painted with daises. A figure of »Ole Lukøje«, the »Dream God«,
or »Sand Man«, with us more familiarly known, sits upon the
head of the bed with his famous umbrellas, one with, and one
without pictures; the one without pictures he holds over naughty
children, who sleep heavily but not to dream, the other with pic-
tures for good children, who sleep with pleasant dreams; the
one here represented is, of course, for a good little girl; the
hand painting well done.