• Welcome - Ordrupgaard

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    Ordrupgaard. Open today 11.00 - 17.00. ... want to know more? ORDRUPGAARD APP.

  • Ordrupgaard Museum (@Ordrupgaard) • Instagram Photos...

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    40K Followers, 629 Following, 1,628 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Ordrupgaard Museum (@Ordrupgaard).

  • Ordrupgaard - Wikipedia

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    Ordrupgaard was originally a country home built between 1916 and 1918 by Wilhelm Hansen and his wife Henny Nathalie Soelberg Jensen (1870-1951).

  • Origins of the Ordrupgaard Collection | Article | Royal...

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    In this video produced by Ordrupgaard, discover how the Hansens transformed their private home into a jewel in the crown of the Danish art scene.

  • Ordrupgaard, Copenhagen, Denmark - Jane Wernick...

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    Ordrupgaard, Copenhagen, Denmark. ordrupgaard exterior image. New art gallery extension. Contract Value: £2.4 million. Client: Ordrupgaard Museum.

  • Ordrupgaard - Home | Facebook

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    See more of Ordrupgaard on Facebook. ... Ordrupgaard is looking for students for the museum's corps of trainers and tourists.

  • Ordrupgaard

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    Ordrupgaard Museum houses French Impressionist art and Danish art from the Golden Age with an exquisite collection of paintings by artists such as Monet...

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  • Ordrupgaard: Art Galleries in Denmark

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    Ordrupgaard is an art museum located in Charlottenlund, Denmark, known for its impressive collection of French and Danish works.

  • Ordrupgaard Museum — Snøhetta

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    With an innovative yet subdued design for landscape and new exhibition spaces, Snøhetta's extension to the Ordrupgaard Museum allows for a circular...

  • Ordrupgaard Museum Extension — Zaha Hadid Architects

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    The Ordrupgaard Museum needed a new structure in which to display permanent and temporary collections, alongside a new café.