Name: Rudolph Tegners Museum and Statue Park
Address: Museumsvej 19, 3120 DronningmÃ¸lle, Denmark, DK
Telephone: +45 49 71 91 77

Rudolph Tegners Museum and Statue Park is a park, located at Museumsvej 19, 3120 Dronningmølle, Denmark. They can be contacted via phone at +45 49 71 91 77, visit their website www.rudolphtegner.dk for more detailed information.

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Museumsvej 19, 3120 Dronningmølle

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Added by Jopie, at 05 July 2013

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Robert McCluskey

10 June 2017

Wonderfully located in the "Russia" of Northern Sealand, this provocative piece of architecture is home to a number of Tegner's works and plaster casts. Don't miss a walk in the park, where a lot of his work is also on display.
Boris Jan Bonfils

10 June 2017

Beautiful sculptures in wonderful nature. Perfect for a walk on a summers day..
Christian Pallesen

15 September 2016

It's a very unique place both museum (art and architecture) and sculpture park. Surrounding nature is beautiful.
Martind112

02 September 2016

A wonderfull artist. I saw his sculptures in Copenhagen and in Helsingoer, then I found this gem of a museum hidden in the north of Zeeland, in an area called Rusland (Russia). You can take a walk around the ground and see some of his statues placed with the special nature of Rusland as the background. In the museum You can follow the artist Tegner sculptures raging from a wonderful romantic period into a period with a more modern influence. I recommend that you have your own lunch with you and an umbrella for the walk around the area in the summertime, but the museum is worth a visit all year round.
Graham Rimmington

21 November 2015

Whohoo lone wolf's favorite night crawling territory. Pretty awesome statue collection outside on the hills in this very special nature called Rusland
Thomas L.

14 August 2015

I went here on a really beautiful day: the statues outside are nice but not something breathtaking. The statues inside are either enormous or very small, like the portraits (which I did like: they really express some kind of emotion, compared to the colossal figures).
There was also an exhibition of nude pictures by Suste Bonnén, which I appreciated very much.
Xavier Robin

12 July 2013

A bunch of black statues randomly spread on a waste (by someone supposedly well known in France, but nobody ever heard about him there either), a couple more inside for rainy days if you accept to be charged 50kr. for basically copies of a few statues in different formats and colors, a tiny hut where an old man will make you a sandwich with two pieces of the cheapest sandwich bread and a slice of something that looks like cheese but tastes like nothing and that's it! Not going back and will not recommend it unless you're there already for something else (but what else can you do in Dronningmølle?).