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A Victorious Danish Soldier

by After H.W. Bissen

A Victorious Danish Soldier: a plaster cast after H.W. Bissen from SMK's Royal Cast Collection, scanned in 3D.

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Vertices
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Materials
1
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Size (W × H × D)
1.17 × 2.20 × 0.95 m
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No
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3D scan

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Made by After H.W. Bissen

Plaster casts from SMK's Royal Cast Collection, scanned in 3D and published as public domain. SMK does not endorse ModelsXi.

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Bissen pays homage to the Danish foot soldiers (privates) from the war in 1848-51, where the Danish government prevented the duchies of Schleswig and Holstein from leaving the Kingdom of Denmark. The sculpture springs from the same political soil as the landscape paintings from the period and is fuelled by the same nationalist sentiments. The sculpture marks the first time in European history that a memorial to military victory did not show a goddess, a general, or a monarch, but a simple, anonymous soldier from the battlefields. However, the figure’s face bears a striking resemblance to the painter Johan Thomas Lundbye, who fell in the war. The sculpture is a preliminary study for the war memorial commemorating the battle at Fredericia in 1849; the monument was erected in 1858.

A plaster cast in the Royal Cast Collection of SMK, the National Gallery of Denmark, scanned in 3D. SMK publishes the scan with the Public Domain Mark: no known copyright. SMK does not endorse ModelsXi.

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