Charlotte Amalie Sannom
Charlotte Amalie Sannom (28September 1846 – 18December 1923) was a Danish painter, writer, and missionary. Her paintings typically involved landscapes in a realism style. She also wrote two books before withdrawing from public life in 1907 due to rheumatoid arthritis.
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Charlotte Amalie Sannom
- Name
- Charlotte Sannom
- Birth Name
- Charlotte Amalie Sannom
- Born
- 28 September 1846
- Birthplace
- Nykøbing Mors, Denmark
- Died
- 18 December 1923
- Place of death
- Nødebo, Denmark
- Occupation
- * Painter
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Charlotte Amalie Sannom, « authors » et peintre, naquit en 1846 à Nykøbing et mourut en 1923.
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Key facts
• Name — Charlotte Sannom • Birth Name — Charlotte Amalie Sannom • Born — 28 September 1846 • Birthplace — Nykøbing Mors, Denmark • Died — 18 December 1923 • Place of death — Nødebo, Denmark • Other Names — Niels Brock • Occupation — * Painter • writer • missionary • Years Active — 18??–1907 • Father — Fritz Sannom • Mother — Albertine Charlotte von Rummelhoff
Biography
Biography
Sannom was born in Nykøbing Mors, Denmark. She was the oldest child from her parents' marriage with two younger brothers. She also had an older, half-sister from her father's first marriage. She studied at Vilhelm Kyhn's Painting School for Women. Sannom began volunteering at Church Association for the Inner Mission in Denmark in 1876. She later became the first female missionary for the Inner Mission in 1890, and began receiving pay in 1896. Due to her increase in work with Inner Mission, as well as writing two novels, her time spent painting was cut short. She also worked with Det Hvide Baand (The White Ribbon) upon its creation in 1888, becoming secretary and vice president. In 1889, Sannom replaced Elisabeth Selmer to become chairman until 1900. During this time, she was also a member of the Danish Women's Society. In 1887, under the pseudonym of Niels Brock, Sannom wrote a book advocating for abstinence. She later wrote a second book Ingen Oprejsning which was a novel based on her own involvement with the anti-prostitution movement published under her own name. In addition to her own writing, she also worked as translator for English author Dinah Craik's A Woman's Thoughts about Women. She was also involved with the temperance movement, submitting a proposal to the Cabinet of Denmark and Sweden's Riksdag to restrict the sale of alcohol. In 1907, Sannom was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis, which became a major part of her later life.
Personal life
Personal life
Sannom's niece, Emilie Sannom, was a silent film actress and aerial acrobat.
Exhibitions
Exhibitions
• 1880, 1884, 1886–1889 – Charlottenborg Spring Exhibition, Copenhagen, Denmark • 1895 – 1895 Copenhagen Women's Exhibition, Copenhagen, Denmark
Gallery
Gallery
• Illustration — Parti fra Sorgenfri med Mølleåen, i baggrunden Lyngby kirke, oil on canvas, 1879 • Illustration — Parti ved Lyngby Sø med Frederiksdal Skov i Baggrunden. Eftermiddag., oil on canvas, 1879 • Illustration — Vej gennem skov med personer, oil on canvas, 1881 • Illustration — Parti fra Ordrup Mølle, oil on canvas, 1886 • Illustration — Kystparti med personer, vinter, oil on canvas
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Life and career
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1846
Charlotte Amalie Sannom born at Nykøbing Mors.
1923
Charlotte Amalie Sannom died in 1923.
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Bibliography printed in the source article · 11
- Charlotte Sannom. Kunstindeks Danmark.
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- Larsen, Jytte. Dansk kvindebiografisk leksikon. Rosinante. 1–4. 2000.
- Nielsen & Lydiche. Fortegnelse over kvindernes udstilling fra fortid og nutid 1895: Andet oplag. 1895.
- Brock, Niels. En knudret Vej. Otto Wroblewski. 1887.
- Thorndal, Palle. Asnæs-sagaen. BoD – Books on Demand. 2 December 2013. 9788771455045.
- Grisbø, Erland. Jul i Nordsjælland. C. Nordlundes Bogtrykkeri. 1954.
- Dahlerup, Pil. Det moderne gennembruds kvinder. Lindhardt og Ringhof. 30 January 2024. 9788727129976.
- Christensen, Hilda Rømer. Mellem backfische og pæne piger. Museum Tusculanum. 1995. 9788772892863.
- Thomsen, Ulla. Familie-Tidende: A Portrayal of Danish Women's Rights in 1871. University of California, Berkeley. 27 January 2016.
- Figgé, V. Blade af Samarbejdets Historie. V. Figgé. 1928.
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