Absalon Collection

Valdemar the Great is linked in Absalon's mother's house, where he has sought refuge after the assault in Roskilde, 1821-1840

Bible of Royaumont, Old Testament: Death of Amnon
XEE4138244 Bible of Royaumont, Old Testament: Death of Amnon. Absalom (or Avshalom, Absalon) being reconciled with David makes his brother Amnon (Ammon) flee to a feast

Julien Absalon Uci Mountain Bike World Cup Uci Mountain Bike World Cup Dalby Forest, Yorkshire, England 25 April 2010 Date: 25 April 2010

Nino Schurter & Julien Absalon In Sprint Finish Nino Sch
Nino Schurter & Julien Absalon In Sprint Finish Uci Mountain Bike World Cup Uci Mountain Bike World Cup Dalby Forest, Yorkshire, England 25 April 2010 Date: 25 April 2010

Nino Schurter Beats Julien Absalon In A Sprint Finish Uci Mountain Bike World Cup Uci Mountain Bike World Cup Dalby Forest, Yorkshire, England 25 April 2010 Date: 25 April 2010

Ms Lat. Q. v. I. 126 f. 66v David mourning the death of his son Absalom
XJL197038 Ms Lat

Death of Absalom (Avshalom) - The death of Absalom (or Avshalom, Absalon)
XEE4161051 Death of Absalom (Avshalom) - The death of Absalom (or Avshalom, Absalon)

The death of Absalom (or Avshalom, Absalon). After the defeat against his father
XEE4415097 The death of Absalom (or Avshalom, Absalon). After the defeat against his fathers troops, Absalon remained suspended by the branches of a tree fleeing the battlefield

T. 3836 The Death of Absolom, study of the floor of Siena Cathedral, c. 1870 (ink & wash)
FIT66051 T.3836 The Death of Absolom, study of the floor of Siena Cathedral, c.1870 (ink & wash) by Maccari, Leopoldo (19th century); Fitzwilliam Museum, University of Cambridge

David pardonne a Absalon (engraving)
3625866 David pardonne a Absalon (engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: David pardonne a Absalon)

The Death of Absalom, from a bible printed by Edward Gover, 1870s (litho)
STC87904 The Death of Absalom, from a bible printed by Edward Gover, 1870s (litho) by Bendixen, Siegfried Detler (1786-1864); Private Collection; The Stapleton Collection; German, out of copyright

Absalom (carved capital)
LRI4721706 Absalom (carved capital) by Romanesque, (12th century); Basilica of Sainte-Marie-Madeleine, Vezelay, France; (add.info.: Representation of Absalom Chapiteau)

The equestrian statue of Absalon at Hojbro Plads, public square, Copenhagen, Denmark

Axel Absalon
AXEL ABSALON Danish soldier, statesman and archbishop of Lund, played a prominent part in political events even when in holy office Date: 1128 - 1201

Absalom (oil on canvas)
XKH152178 Absalom (oil on canvas) by Weisgerber, Albert (1878-1915); Hamburger Kunsthalle, Hamburg, Germany; German, out of copyright

The Death of Absalom (oil on panel)
XIR181980 The Death of Absalom (oil on panel) by Pesellino, Francesco di Stefano (1422-57); 44x50 cm; Musee de Tesse, Le Mans, France; Italian, out of copyright

Absalon Monument, Hojbro Plads, Copenhagen, Denmark, Scandinavia, Europe

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EDITORS COMMENTS

"Absalon: A Tale of Reconciliation, Betrayal, and Mourning in Copenhagen" The Absalon Monument stands tall at Hojbro Plads in the heart of Copenhagen, Denmark. This captivating sculpture pays homage to Absalon, a figure deeply rooted in history and mythology. In the Bible of Royaumont, we find the story of Absalom's tumultuous relationship with his father David. The Old Testament recounts how Absalom sought revenge for his brother Amnon's heinous act by making him flee to a feast. Later on, tragedy strikes as Absalom himself meets an untimely end while fleeing from battle. Artists throughout centuries have been inspired by this gripping narrative. In 1811, an illustration vividly portrays Joab piercing Absalom's heart with three darters as he hangs from an oak tree by his hair. Similarly, Louis d Orleans' Book of Hours showcases the death of Absalom in stunning detail on vellum. The theme continues to resonate even in modern times. Julien Absalon and Nino Schurter engage in fierce competition during sprint finishes that keep spectators on their toes. Whether it is Nino beating Julien or vice versa, these athletes embody determination and skill. David mourning the loss of his son is depicted poignantly in Ms Lat Q. v. I. 126 f. 66v - a testament to grief transcending time and culture. Absalon's story serves as a reminder that reconciliation can be elusive while betrayal lurks around every corner. It also highlights the devastating consequences that war brings upon families torn apart by conflict. Even today, visitors can explore Siena Cathedral where T. 3836 captures "The Death of Absolom. " This study reveals intricate details etched through ink and wash techniques—a testament to how art immortalizes significant moments throughout history. Absalon's tale remains timeless—its impact felt across continents and generations alike—symbolizing both the fragility and resilience of the human spirit.