Fejden om Ymerbrønden - Faaborg, Danmark
N 55° 05.703 E 010° 14.562
32U E 579303 N 6106073
"Fejden om Ymerbrønden" describes the debate in 1912 about the Well in Faaborg
Waymark Code: WM12DP5
Location: Denmark
Date Posted: 05/06/2020
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Ymerbrønden er en skulptur fra 1912 af den danske billedhugger Kai Nielsen.
Skulpturen forestiller en nøgen Ymer fra den nordiske mytologi der drikker mælk fra ved koen Audhumbla. Koen slikker på en saltsten fra hvilken drengen Bure skabes. Skulpturen, med den nøgne mand, skabte ved indvielsen enorm debat.
Ved Faaborg Museums 100-års jubilæum udgav Flemming Brandrup bogen "Fejden om Ymerbrønden" om datidens debat.
The Ymer Well is a 1912 sculpture by the Danish sculptor Kai Nielsen.
The sculpture depicts a naked Ymer from the Nordic mythology drinking milk from the cow Audhumbla. The cow licks a salt stone from which the boy Bure is created. The sculpture, with the naked man, at the inauguration created enormous debate.
At the Faaborg Museum's 100th anniversary, Flemming Brandrup published the book "Fejden om Ymerbrønden" about the debate of the time.
ISBN Number: 9788788686609
Author(s): Flemming Brandrup
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