The Danish Golden Age

The Danish Golden Age (circa 1800-1850) was a period of remarkable cultural flourishing in Denmark, driven by a spirit of national identity and creativity. It saw advancements in literature, art, and science, influenced by Romanticism. Notable figures included the poet Hans Christian Andersen and painter Christen Købke. The period was characterized by a focus on Danish folklore, nature, and the human experience. This era laid the groundwork for modern Danish culture, fostering pride and creativity that would resonate in various artistic and intellectual endeavors for years to come.