Glyptotekets bibliotek

New acquisitions

Ancient Egyptian clothing
Alfred Sisley
A Velvet Empire
A programme of absolute disorder
Gauguin and Polynesia
La tomba degli stucchi figurati al IV miglio della via Latina
Städel, Frauen
Impressionismen og dens oversete kvinder
Van Gogh
Die Macht der Toga
Paris, 1863-1874
Encyclopedia of sculpture
Musei Capitolini
The female nude
Beni Hassan in the middle kingdom
The Oxford handbook of Palmyra
Infinite sculpture
The smells and senses of antiquity in the modern imagination
The very impress of the object
Antike Skulpturen
Amarna

Amarna

Museums and the climate crisis
Kunsthaus Zürich
Art in the making
From Hippias to Kallias
The image of the artist in archaic and classical Greece
Renoir
Gids voor de afdeling Egypte
Dansk editionshistorie
Impressionism and post-impressionism
Alberto Giacometti - hvad øjet ser
Chefs-d'oeuvre de la collection Torlonia
Ulisse
Nantes 1886
Auguste Rodin
Grotte cornetane
Amenemhat IV and the end of the Twelfth Dynasty
Polychroma
Drawing the Greek vase
Anker et l'enfance
Suzanne Valadon
Conservation of Plaster Casts
The Parthenon Marbles Dispute
Late antique textiles from the papyrus collection of the Austrian National Library
The Metopes of the Temple of Apollo Epikourios at Bassai
Scherben und Geschichte
The history and pottery of a middle Islamic settlement in the Northwest Quarter of Jerash
Latin Inscriptions
Antony Gormley
Greek Iron Age Pottery in the Mediterranean world

Glyptoteket possesses a research library which is open to the public. In addition to serving the museum’s archaeologists, art historians and conservators, the library is aimed especially at students and researchers within the fields of Egyptology, Classical Archaeology and the History of Art.

First and foremost, the collection of books contains museum publications such as object and exhibition catalogues from museums all over the world and comparable collections, but also monographs, conference reports and numerous periodicals dealing with Egyptology, Classical Archaeology and Danish and French Art of the 19th century.

The books in the library are not to be removed from the premises, but may be consulted in the museum’s reading room. Nor is it possible to make photocopies.

Entrance to the library: Tietgensgade 25.

Library opening hours
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 10 am. - 4 pm.
Friday 10 am. - 3 pm.
Closed Monday and all public holidays, as well as Friday after Ascension Day and between Christmas Day and New Year's Day.
The library opens first at 12:30 on Thursday 24 October.
The library is closed on Tuesday 29 October and Wednesday 30 October.

 

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