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	Carl Jacobsen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Carl Christian Hillman Jacobsen (March 2, 1842 - January 11, 1914) son of Jacob Christian Jacobsen, founder of the brewery Carlsberg.
		Like J. Jacobsen he was an eager cultural enthusiast known for his interest in Greek and classical art and his engagement led to the founding of the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek 1897, an art museum mainly based upon his Antique sculptures still regarded an important Danish collection.
		Often taking part in discussions of architecture of Copenhagen he paid the restoration of several churches and public buildings and he was also the man behind the sculpture of The Little Mermaid 1913.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Carl_Jacobsen (193 words)

	Jacob Christian Jacobsen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Jacob Christian Jacobsen (September 2, 1811 - April 30, 1887) was a Danish industrialist and philanthropist.
		In the 1840s he had come to realise that production of beer, which had until then been done in numerous small breweries, now had to be based on scientific methods and to be industrialised.
		Jacobsen's extensive personal art collection is now housed in the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, a museum in Copenhagen which was founded by his son.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/J._C._Jacobsen (292 words)

	Ny Carlsbergfondet - Historie
		Carl Jacobsen skulle selv være formand, ved hans død forventedes Ottilia at tiltræde og herefter sønnerne efter alder.
		Alle holdt meget af hende, ja flere betragtede hende som det eneste formildende ved Carl Jacobsen.
		Carl Jacobsen havde, som var det et fingerknips, bygget en kirke, og nu tilføjede han en gave til nationen i samme størrelsesorden som faderens Frederiksborgmuseum, og trods generationsforskellen var begge steder ment som en gave til det fattige og forulempede land, der krøb ud af krigen i 1864.
	www.ny-carlsbergfondet.dk /historie.asp (9379 words)

	ANTONIO NICOLO GASPARO JACOBSEN (1850-1921) - Rehs Galleries, Inc.
		Antonio Jacobsen, America's folk art hero recognized for his unsurpassed contributions to America's maritime history, recorded domestic and international ships as they passed through the age of sail to steam.
		Jacobsen was born in Copenhagen, Denmark, on November 2, 1850, where for generations his family had been violin makers.
		[Jacobsen] seemed to have known that he would never be a good artist without ships to use as models — and the port of New York would never lack for models.
	www.rehsgalleries.com /antonio_jacobsen_virtex.htm (750 words)

	My Family
		Carl Kristoffer JACOBSEN was born on 18 Jun 1918 in Nykøbing, Mors, Thisted, Denmark.
		Ellen Birkkjaer JACOBSEN was born on 11 Mar 1954 in Sandager, Rinkenæs, Åbenrå-Sønderborg, Denmark.
		Inga Margrethe JACOBSEN was born on 28 Jul 1938 in Finderup, Viborg, Denmark.
	gedcom.surnames.com /harris_jim/d23.htm (1279 words)

	Guardian Unlimited Travel \| Food and drink \| Arts that others don't reach... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Carl Jacobsen, the son of J.C. Jacobsen, the founder of the dynasty, was a voracious collector of art.
		Jacobsen's father was one of many small brewers in Copenhagen who made beers belonging to the ale family.
		Carl built a wall between the two sites and father and son did not speak for years, though they were reconciled shortly before J.C. died.
	travel.guardian.co.uk /activities/food/story/0,7447,436351,00.html (1219 words)

	Industrial design and architecture at Carlsberg
		J.C. Jacobsen’s son, Carl Jacobsen was born in 1842 in Brolæggerstræde, Copenhagen, and was deeply influenced by his parents' interest in architecture, art, music and poetry.
		Andersen was an acquaintance of Carl Jacobsen’s parents, as were many of the foremost architects of the age when C.J. established his own brewery, Ny Carlsberg, in 1880 he worked with several known architects.
		Architecture meant a great deal to Carl Jacobsen, example: When he discovered that the industrial chimneys at the brewery were in a stage of serious disrepair, he did not only repair them, but told Dahlerup to design a 56 metre tall chimney in granite and brick.
	home22.inet.tele.dk /carlsberg/gruppe6.htm (1454 words)

	Telegraph \| Arts \| Probably the best collection in the world? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Carl Jacobsen was a flamboyant man. He built on a lavish scale, and in a slightly bizarre fashion.
		Jacobsen collected Egyptian art, Greek statues, Roman sculpture (the Ny Carlsberg's array of Roman portrait busts is among the finest in the world).
		Carl Jacobsen assembled one of the finest selections of Rodin's work to be found outside the Musée Rodin in Paris.
	www.telegraph.co.uk /arts/main.jhtml?view=DETAILS&grid=&targetRule=10&xml=/arts/2004/09/04/bagaug04.xml (1569 words)

	NFB - Carl Jacobsen Bio
		Carl Jacobsen was born on December 22, 1946, and raised in Brooklyn, New York, where his father had immigrated from Norway and his mother from Scotland.
		Carl tells the story of how this instructor, now a member of Congress, gave him a dry cleaning claim ticket and some cash and told him to pick up his suit.
		Carl attended his first NFB national convention in 1989 and has missed only one since, the year his wife Sally was critically ill. In the fall of 1989 he was elected second vice president of the New York affiliate.
	www.nfb.org /nfb/Carl_Jacobsen_Bio.asp?SnID=57959828 (584 words)

	RA :: AUTUMN 2004 :: A family affair (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Jacobsens were an industrial dynasty, and had the intense – and also tense – relations between the generations for which nineteenth-century merchant princes and their offspring were notorious.
		Carl Jacobsen’s heart, artistically speaking, lay in sculpture both classical and also what was then contemporary (though he accumulated some fine specimens of Danish Golden Age painting by Købke, Eckersberg, and others).
		Carl used the last of his strength to complain about the way his thirty-two-year-old son walked: ‘I noticed your gait was very lacking in grace’.
	www.ramagazine.org.uk /index.php?pid=112 (1636 words)

	Modern Brewery Age: Cathedral of brewing: tradition remains the byword at Denmark's Carlsberg Brewery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		It was in those years that Christian Jacobsen left his farming family and headed east to the capitol city of Copenhaqen on the island of Zealand.
		Jacobsen set his sights on becoming a brewer, and by 1811 he had established a brewery in a city, like most European cities of the time, that was home to many small breweries.
		Carl Jacobsen eventually took over management, if not ownership, of Carlsberg, but his passions led in a different direction than his father's.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m3469/is_29_53/ai_90317352 (1475 words)

	biography.html (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Carl Bloch was a genre painter, and his Italian genre- and folklore paintings made him very popular.
		The Danish maecenas of the time, brewer J. Jacobsen, commissioned Carl Bloch to paint 23 new paintings for the King's Praying Chamber in the newly restored Frederiksborg Castle Chapel, which was ravaged by fire in 1859.
		Carl Bloch met his beloved wife, Alma Trepka, in Rome, he married her in May 1868, and they had a very happy and prosperous life together until her early death in January 1886.
	www.carlbloch.com /biography.html (1231 words)

	Contemporary Review: Art from Copenhagen: two brewers' legacy at the Royal Academy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The father, Carl Jacobsen (1842-1914), inherited a love of statuary, which is why the gallery he built alongside the enchanting Tivoli Pleasure Gardens is called the Glyptotek, or Museum of Sculpture.
		Both Carl Jacobsen and his son Helge (1882-1946) ignored their prodigiously imaginative Swedish contemporary Carl Milles, little known outside Scandinavia but quite likely to be regarded, in times to come, as the most brilliant sculptor of the twentieth century.
		Millet's Death and the Miller (the first painting Carl Jacobsen bought) is an honest and sympathetic rendering of the rustic's dismay, as wearied out and crooked from his labours, he perceives the alternative of Death, a skeleton skilfully delineated by the adhesion of a thin shroud to its bones.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m2242/is_1666_285/ai_n8640954 (1216 words)

	Kearney Hub - Kearney-Area News - 02/26/2005 - I choose health is basis for smoke-free move (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		HOLDREGE — Carl Jacobsen quit smoking 4½ years ago as a way to pay for a new pickup, and today the Phelps Memorial Health Center employee is a “poster child” for the hospital’s new smoke-free policy announced Friday.
		Jacobsen, the hospital’s maintenance director for 14 years, is one of several hospital employees or volunteers who have allowed their story to be told on posters promoting the “I choose health” program.
		Jacobsen said in addition to his family encouraging him to quit, the pickup was an extra incentive to not smoke.
	www.kearneyhub.com /site/news.cfm?newsid=14041721&BRD=268&PAG=461&dept_id=551037&rfi=6 (621 words)

	The Royal Academy of Arts : : Ancient Art to Post-Impressionism: Masterpieces from the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, ...
		Jacobsen was captivated by Rodin’s work, preferring his more figurative works to his more ambiguous, Symbolist sculptures.
		Helge Jacobsen, Carl Jacobsen’s son, showed a strong interest in art history but his father insisted that he follow a more conventional course of study in brewing.
		The first pieces were bought by brewer Carl Jacobsen, the son of Carlsberg’s founder, JC Jacobsen and further expanded by Carl’s son Helge.
	www.royalacademy.org.uk /?lid=1244 (814 words)

	Tema 10
		I.C. Jacobsen oprettede i 1875 Carlsberg Laboratorium og i 1876 Carlsbergfondet til støtte af dansk grundforskning.
		Carl Jacobsen stiftede i 1902/03 Ny Carlsbergfondet til støtte af videnskab og kunst.
		Carl Jacobsen og hustru oprettede i 1888 kunstsamlingen Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, som i dag drives af Ny Carlsbergfondet.
	www.kb.dk /kb/dept/nbo/da/samlinger/smaatryk/udstilling/Forside/tema11/tema_11.htm (158 words)

	Carl Peter Jacobsen
		The story goes that Carl Peter Jacobsen was the illegitimate son of one of the local gentry.
		Niels Hansen Jacobsen's parents ran Holsted Inn for a number of years before they bought a farm in Vejen at the end of the 1850s.
		Niels Hansen Jacobsen's father would have liked him to become a farmer and did not approve of his son's choice of career, even after he was an acclaimed artist.
	www.vejenkunstmuseum.dk /English/samlingen/nhj/skulpturer/far.htm (290 words)

	List Copenhagen
		Purchased by Carl Jacobsen from Rodin in October 1907; arrived in Copenhagen in
		Acquired by Carl Jacobsen from Rodin in October 1907; delivered in January 1908.
		Acquired by Carl Jacobsen from Rodin in July 1907; sent to Copenhagen 1910.
	www.rodin-web.org /lists/list_copenhagen.htm (869 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Carl Jacobsen (1842-1914) was the son of the founder of the Carlsberg breweries.
		After his death, Carl Jacobsen's initiative was fortunately continued by one of his sons, Helge, who considerably enlarged the paintings collection.
		The exhibition, together with Jacobsen's letters (written in French) kept in the Glyptotek, helped promote a wider knowledge of this collection and, as a result, made it possible to study one case of the direct influence patronage can exercise on art.
	www.musee-orsay.fr /ORSAY/orsaygb/Program.nsf/aba345c67a5d3a5f802563cd004f90c7/7e5c3bda67663b0cc125692d0053f1ce?OpenDocument (402 words)

	John Fellow
		Emilie Demant Hatt og Carl Nielsen mødte hinanden i sommeren 1887 i Selde ved Limfjorden i det nordlige Jylland.
		Carl Nielsens plejeforældre lærer vi at kende, onkel Jens og Tante Marie, den rige købmand og hans kone som bryder op fra Odense, hvor de har fået øje på den unge militærmusiker, for at bosætter sig i København, understøtte og tage sig af den purunge, fattige komponist som de har boende hos sig.
		Tilblivelsen af den kendte billedserie hvor Carl Nielsen poserer for fotografen og giver den som forskellige karaktertyper, har altid været lidt af en gåde; hos Emilie får vi beretningen om hvordan de unge mennesker en dag fik ham til at klovne for den lokale fotograf i Nykøbing på Mors.
	www.fellow.dk /popup/foraarsboelger.htm (2529 words)

	Lord Frederic Leighton [1830-1896] - Featured Artist Lot on Artfact.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		LITERATURE Unpublished An extensive series of letters from Leighton to Carl Jacobsen is in the archive of the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek.
		Jacobsen was keen to possess contemporary works in marble, and he had singled out the Athlete as one of the best examples of the modern British school.
		It was Jacobsen's practice to commission portraits of the artists represented in his collection, to be displayed near their productions.
	www.artfact.com /features/artistLot.cfm?iid=X35X0bWP (1104 words)

	Michael Jackson's Beer Hunter - Can big be beautiful?
		His son, Jacob Christian Jacobsen went south to Germany, to Bavaria, to study at the Spaten brewery.
		In 1845, Jacobsen came back to Copenhagen with a sample of the Spaten yeast.
		The younger Jacobsen set up a foundation to channel the profits of Carlsberg to the pursuit of scientific knowledge and the arts.
	www.beerhunter.com /documents/19133-001656.html (915 words)

	Shell Houston Open: PGA TOUR Event, Houston, Texas
		Peter Jacobsen traipsed across the canvas he had painted, splashing a 67 onto the board on Thursday as Redstone Golf Club said hello to the PGA Tour.
		Jacobsen, who had joined with Jim Hardy of Houston to design the 7,508-yard layout, said his first-round experience felt like playing his home course.
		Jacobsen was quick to note that it was not only long-knockers who went low.
	www.shellhoustonopen.com /coverage.cfm?task=story&ID=3 (553 words)

	Welcome to Copenhagen - TOURISM - New Carlsberg Glyptotek (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Already as a boy, when travelling to Italy with his parents Carl Jacobsen was fascinated by the classical arts.
		The extensive collection was donated in 1888 by Carl Jacobsen and his wife Ottilia.
		It consists of one collection of ancient art with sculptures from Egypt from 3000 BC to the end of the Roman imperial period in the 5th century AC and one modern collection with Danish and French art from the 18th and 19th centuries.
	www.copenhagen.com /tourism/musts/glyptotek.asp?Menu=Tourism (172 words)

	The little Mermaid - The Sculpture
		The Sculpture of The Little Mermaid at Langelinie quay, is donated by Brewer Carl Jacobsen and was done by sculptor Edvard Eriksen.
		At first it was supposed to be a fountain, but when the ballet " The Little Mermaid" was put up on the Royal Theatre, Jacobsen was so filled with enthusiasm when he saw the female solo dancer Ellen Price, that he asked Edvard Eriksen to make a draft for a sculpture.
		Eriksen meant that it should be on land, but Jacobsen said, it should be sitting on a rock at the seashore.
	hjem.get2net.dk /OSJ_INDEX/hybenrose/havfruen/eng/sculpture.htm (330 words)

	Large Picture
		Carl Johan Bonnesen specialised in depictions of animals and exotic, ''primitive'' subjects as seen in the first sculpture he ever exhibited "A
		At the age of 22 in 1891 his first sculpture was acquired by the collector Heinrich Hirschsprung and cast in bronze (it is today exhibited in the garden by the Hirschsprung Collection, Copenhagen).
		His most important patron was the brewer Carl Jacobsen (Carlsberg), who among other pieces ordered "Thor Driving Across the Arch of the Sky" (in copper it stands on top of the brewery buildings at Carlsberg).
	www.dmol.dk /engelsk/billede_info.asp?genst_id=19250 (318 words)

	Ancient Art to Post-Impressionism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		For Carl Jacobsen, sculpture was the truest expression of art, and formed the focus of his collecting.
		Like his father, Helge Jacobsen had a passion for art, but whilst the patriarchal Carl enforced his own views on beer and business on his sons, Helge’s views on collecting were to be radically different from his father’s.
		When Carl Jacobsen died in 1914, Helge was already an esteemed collector, who focused on Impressionism and Post-Impressionism.
	www.amblondon.um.dk /en/menu/TheEmbassy/News/RA.htm (350 words)

	Six NATO war critiques by Carl Jacobsen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Professor Carl G. Jacobsen; telandfax: [1-613] 234-7511; e-mail: cgj@magi.com NATO's war (or is it Bill Clinton's and Madeleine Albright's?) has wrought damage disastrously out of proportion to its original mandate.
		Carl G. Jacobsen; [teland fax: 1-613-234-7511: e-mail: cgj@magi.com] World War 1, the war no Great Power wanted, spread and escalated because of the incompetence and myopia of politicians and planners.
		It stood as the classic negation of diplomatic foresight and strategic thought: no clear goal, no calculation of the sacrifices (casualties) the goal was worth; no "exit strategy", no fall-back lesser-goal option should the "fog of war" lead to reverses and cost-escalation.
	www.rrojasdatabank.org /agfrank/nato_kosovo/msg00154.html (4216 words)

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