Larsen Collection

LARSEN: PAINTING, 1911. Untitled. Oil on canvas, by Johannes Larsen, 1911

The Lectern - Talerstolen - at Skamlingsbanken, Denmark
The Lectern (Talerstolen) at Skamlingsbanken, a large hill located in Vejstrup Parish, Jutland, Denmark, between Kolding and Christiansfeld

Oda Nielsen
Portrait oil painting of the Danish Actress, Oda Laurenze Helmine Nielsen Nee Larsen. She was a highly acclaimed actress who performed at private theatres in Copenhagen

Southern Ocean, South Georgia, Larsen Harbor. This is a harbor off the Drygalski Fjord and its protection lends itself to glassy water and beautiful reflections. Date: 26-11-2009

Blair Larsen New Zealand Rugby Union 29 November 1993 Date: 29 November 1993

Gavin Larsen New Zealand 12 May 1999 Date: 12 May 1999

The expedition to the South Pole by the well-known explorer Larsen has been dramatically cut short... (colour litho)
2778139 The expedition to the South Pole by the well-known explorer Larsen has been dramatically cut short... (colour litho) by Beltrame

Glass front exterior of Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Centre, Reykjavik, Iceland
Iceland, Reykjavik, Glass front exterior of Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Centre

Framed chair, Designed by Axel Larsen for the Institute of Handicrafts, Stockholm
Seat-back and arms pressed from one piece of material to fit into the frame. Designed by Axel Larsen for the Institute of Handicrafts, Stockholm, 1949

The Vesterbrogade, Copenhagen, Denmark, c1922. Artist: T Larsen
The Vesterbrogade, Copenhagen, Denmark, c1922. A print from Peoples of all Nations, Volume III, edited by JA Hammerton, The Fleetway House, London, c1922

De Flygende Tallerkener, book cover
DE FLYGENDE TALLERKENER (literally translated, The Flying Plates), by Niels Meyn, Norwegian science fiction involving flying saucers. Date: 1954

Picture No. 11050498
Henry Larsen Icebreaker Ship Canadian Coast Guard breaking sea ice in the north-west passage Summer Arctic, Nunavut, Canada, North America Date:

Picture No. 11050497
Henry Larsen Icebreaker Ship Canadian Coast Guard breaking sea ice in the north-west passage Summer Arctic, Nunavut, Canada, North America Date:

Picture No. 11050496
Henry Larsen Icebreaker Ship Canadian Coast Guard breaking sea ice in the north-west passage Summer Arctic, Nunavut, Canada, North America Date:

Picture No. 11050495
Henry Larsen Icebreaker Ship Canadian Coast Guard breaking sea ice in the north-west passage Summer Arctic, Nunavut, Canada, North America Date:

Picture No. 11050494
Henry Larsen Icebreaker Ship Canadian Coast Guard breaking sea ice in the north-west passage Summer Arctic, Nunavut, Canada, North America Date:

Larsen trap, corvid pest control on farmland, near Marshaw, Abbeystead, Forest of Bowland, Lancashire, England, February

Norwegian boy with oranges
Evan Larsen, of Skine, Norway, leaves for home with bags packed with oranges, a fruit he had never tasted before but was being freely sold in England by the late 1940s. c.1946

Large larsen trap used on shooting estate to capture crows, England, may

FASHION: COUPLE, 1922. A fashionably dressed couple (he in a jacket by Larsen)
FASHION: COUPLE, 1922. A fashionably dressed couple (he in a jacket by Larsen, she in a dress by Doeuillet) in an embrace. Fashion plate from the French magazine La Gazette du Bon Ton, 1922

LARSEN: SEAGULLS. Oil on canvas by Johannes Larsen

Opera house, designed by Henning Larsen, Copenhagen, Denmark, Scandinavia, Europe

The new whaling museum and abandoned machinery at the Grytviken whaling station established by the Norwegian whaler C
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"Larsen: A Journey Through Art, Exploration, and Design" Step into the world of Larsen, where creativity knows no bounds. From Johannes Larsen's captivating painting in 1911 to the mesmerizing reflections in Larsen Harbor, this name holds a rich history. Oda Nielsen's presence in Southern Ocean's South Georgia adds another layer of intrigue to the Larsen legacy. The glassy waters and stunning reflections found in this harbor are truly a sight to behold. But Larsen is not just about art and exploration; it encompasses diverse talents. Blair and Gavin Larsen bring their own unique contributions to the table. Whether it be an expedition cut short or a color litho capturing their adventures, their impact cannot be overlooked. Even design finds its place within the Larsens' realm. Axel Larsen's framed chair for Stockholm's Institute of Handicrafts showcases his innovative approach while T. Larsen's depiction of Vesterbrogade takes us back to Copenhagen in 1922. And let us not forget "De Flygende Tallerkener, " adorned with an intriguing book cover that sparks curiosity at every turn. Larsens have left their mark on various landscapes – from Denmark's Skamlingsbanken lectern to Reykjavik's Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Centre with its striking glass front exterior. In essence, "Larsen" represents a tapestry woven by artists, explorers, designers – each thread contributing something extraordinary, and is a name that evokes wonderment and invites you on an enchanting journey through time and creativity.