fact that a young artist who had such beautiful thoughts and such bold enthusiasms and so much sense of style and gran- deur had actually obtained a hearing might well have been of high significance in the subsequent development of Dan- ish art. For despite the efforts of the Europeans, Danish art was becoming more and more homely, just as the spirit of the country tended toward homely simplicity, a process which was considerably hastened by the national revival, under the powerful leadership of Höyen, in the period be- tween 1848 and 1864. How the country was finally won over to the cause of art we shall see in the next chapter.
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Publication Information: Book Title: Scandinavian Art. Contributors: Carl Laurin - author, Emil Hannover - author, Jens Thiis - author. Publisher: American-Scandinavian Foundation. Place of Publication: New York. Publication Year: 1922. Page Number: 292.
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