June 15, 2024
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1 · Portraits · Designers, artists, writers …. Photos by Finn Nygaard
Photos: Finn Nygaard
June 5, 2024
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3 · Portraits · Designers, artists, writers …. Photos by Finn Nygaard
Photos: Finn Nygaard
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Erik Heide, Denmark
Erland Knudssøn Madsen, Denmark
Alex Jordan, France
Else Mathiassen, Denmark
Jens Bredholt, Denmark
Kristian og Signe, Denmark
Ahn Sang-Soo, South Korea
Anke Feuchtenberger, Germany
Bob Katzenelson, Denmark
Annik Troxler, Zwitserland
Pablo Kunst, Argentina
Bodil Østergaard, Denmark
Yumiko Meya, Japan
Suh se Ok, South Korea
Chaz Maviyane-Davies, USA
Maria Mercedes Salgado, Ecuador
Chip Kidd, USA
Erik Petri; Denmark
Annette Carlsen, Denmark
Apex Lin – Pang Soong, Taiwan,
and Fang Chen, USA/China
Andrew Lewis, Canada
David Tartakover, Israel
April 25, 2015
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Photos: México 2010
Mexico City and Puebla. IBCM 2010.
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Photo: Finn Nygaard. Leica M8. Nikon D800.
April 20, 2015
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México – Querétaro · 2012 · BICM
From Mexico City to Querétaro
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Bienal Internacional del Cartel en México
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Photo: Finn Nygaard
April 15, 2015
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Cirkus Arena · May 2015 · The Brazilian Cannon King
Photos: Finn Nygaard · Leica M8
April 5, 2015
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Photo series: Roskilde Cathedral
In 1995 the famous Roskilde Cathedral was added to UNESCO’s list of the world’s most precious cultural assets. It is one of the earliest examples of French-inspired, Gothic brick architecture. The church can be dated back to around 1080, and even back to around 985, when Harold Bluetooth was “buried in the town of Roskilde, in the church that he himself had built in honour of the Holy Trinity”. No trace of Harold’s church has ever been found. Roskilde Cathedral is where the Danish royal family buries its dead – though it is only since the Reformation in 1536 that all the kings have found their final resting place here. But the Cathedral also contains several important medieval royal graves, among these Danish Queen Margrete 1 (1553-1442), daughter of Valdemar Atterdag.
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Photo: Finn Nygaard. Leica M8
