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Ingeborg Plockross Irminger

Ingeborg Plockross Irminger was a Danish artist. She was born 18.06.1872 in Frederiksberg and died 25.10.1962 in Copenhagen. She was the daughter of the merchant Johannes Frederik Plockross (1821-96) and Catherine Frederikke Tietgen (1833-91). She had interest in modelling and began her studies under the sculptor Aksel Hansen before entering the art school run bei Emilie Mundt and Marie Luplau. In February 1893 she went to the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts where she studied sculpture under August Saabye until 1899. Then she worked for a number of years in Vilhelm Bissen´s studio. In 1908 she married the painter Valdemar Irminger.

She worked for Bing&Gröndahl from 1898 until 1925. She designed and decorated several funeral urnes and especially figurines. Among them the Mother and Child figurine (1902), the Reading Children (1903) and Young Girl with Cat (1911). Her figurines became very popular and were and are best sellers of the company.

She also created some bronze and marble sculptures, was awarded several prizes for these works.

Main information source: Kunstindex Danmark & Weilbachs Kunstnerleksikon/Wikipedia

Young Couple Charger by Irmgard Plockross

Artist: Ingeborg Plockross

Date of Production: 1915-1948, probably 1915-20

Unique Number: none

Height: 4 cm

Diameter: 38.4 cm

Motif: Young man and woman sitting at the

beach

Remarks: Technique reminds very much about

impressionistic paintings

KRC1160

Artist: Clara Nielsen

Date of Production: 1915-1948, probably 1915-20

Unique Number: 108

Height: 26 cm

Diameter: 19 cm

Motif: Apple ? Blossoms and leaves along

with art neouveau motives

Remarks: Was drilled. In relief, pierced and carved

Very much to the style of Fany Garde

and Effie Hegermann. Not much kown

about Clara Nielsen except that she

worked for B&G as a painter from 1896

until 1948. Few real uniques from her.

KRC0091

Artist: unknown, initials "E.F."

Date of Production: February 1901

Unique Number: none

Height: 26 cm

Diameter: 19 cm

Motif: Art nouveau pattern with butterflies

Remarks: some heat cracks at the lid.

KRC0092

Artist: unknown "TM"

Date of Production: December 1898

Unique Number: none

Height: 17,5 cm

Diameter: 9 cm

Motif: Art Nouveau Style Vase

Remarks: Glaze defect, long hairline crack

KRC0093

Artist: unknown

Date of Production: 1915-1948

Unique Number: none

Height: 28 cm

Diameter: 15 cm

Motif: Art Nouveau Style Leaf Vase

Remarks:

KRC0094

Axel Waldemar Jørgensen

"Waldemar Jørgensen was a painter. He was born 10.06.1879 in Svendborg and died 26.3.1929 in Paris. His parents were the shipman Jörgen Christian Jörgensen and Marie Elisabeth Johansen. He was married in 1903 in Viborg with Paula Johanne Schjøtt, born 2.7.1872 in Gerlev, Randers County. She died 4.7.1932 in Paris and was the daughter of the priest Frederik Viggo Erik Frisenberg Thorup S and Alvilda Neergaard.

For some years, Valdemar Jørgensen was employed by the Copenhagen porcelain factories and worked here signing artist for underglaze painting. His style was decorative, often japanizing. However, around 1901-02 he went all the way to painting. J. learned fresco in a Belgian monastery and lived a time at the monastery of Monte Cassino, where great frescoes had been performed under the direction of Pater Desiderius. In Paris, he painted portraits and performed numerous watercolors, painted with light hand and often with a free, decorative attitude. Because of J.'s ill health, his production was not very extensive.

Jörgensen was educated in painting classes in Svendborg and Vejle; Zahrtmann's School 1899-1901; learned fresco. at the Benedictines of the Maredsous Monastery in Belgium, 1901-02; Joakim Skovgaard helped in Viborg Domk. o. 1902.

Jörgensen was living in Paris from 1900 until his death, except in the years 1909-14 and 1921-23, spent in Copenhagen .; cease. in the monastery of Maredsous, Belgium and in Cassino, Italy, o. 1901-02.

Jörgensen was employed by Bing & Grondahl 1909 and by the Royal Copenhagen Porcelain factory June 1911-Sept. 1912."

Main information source: Kunstindex Danmark & Weilbachs Kunstnerleksikon