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Peter Paul Rubens paintings in Copenhagen

Flemish · 1577–1640

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20 works across 1 institution

Copenhagen's Statens Museum for Kunst holds 20 works by Peter Paul Rubens (1577–1640) — the city's entire known holding of this artist in a single institution.

Rubens painted on a grand scale — large altarpieces, mythological cycles — and his work assumes a physical relationship with the viewer. In person, the energy of his compositions is overwhelming: figures heave and turn, colours glow, the paint surface is fluid and alive.

Statens Museum for Kunst

Copenhagen · 20 works on display

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Dominican Friar

Dominican Friar

Statens Museum for Kunst

c. 1616

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Portrait of Frank Franks

Portrait of Frank Franks

Statens Museum for Kunst

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Portrait of Matthaeus Yrsselius (1541-1629), Abbot of Sint-Michiel's Abbey in Antwerp

Portrait of Matthaeus Yrsselius (1541-1629), Abbot of Sint-Michiel's Abbey in Antwerp

Statens Museum for Kunst

c. 1624

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The Ascent to Calvary. The Bearing of the Cross

The Ascent to Calvary. The Bearing of the Cross

Statens Museum for Kunst

c. 1634

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Christ on the Cross

Christ on the Cross

Statens Museum for Kunst

c. 1612

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Daniel in the Lions' Den

Daniel in the Lions' Den

Statens Museum for Kunst

c. 1711

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Portrait of Francesco I de' Medici (1541-1587), the father of Maria de' Medici

Portrait of Francesco I de' Medici (1541-1587), the father of Maria de' Medici

Statens Museum for Kunst

c. 1622

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A Monk

A Monk

Statens Museum for Kunst

c. 1683

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Planning your visit to Copenhagen

The Statens Museum for Kunst (national gallery) is in the Østerbro area; the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek is near the Town Hall. Most major museums are free on Wednesdays. The Copenhagen City Pass covers unlimited public transport and free entry to many museums.

Artwork data sourced from Wikidata. Coverage varies — always confirm with the museum before visiting.