The retracing art trail
the retracing art trail puts a new artistic spin on nature. You are guided to see the motifs for twelve famous paintings, with the opportunity to engage in dialogue with art and the past at the interface of the works and nature. You stand on the exact spot where the paintings took shape.
The ‘retracing art’ trail is based on a 6-km walk that takes in some of the most beautiful spots on Fyns Hoved. However, you can otherwise just make your way to the individual spots on the trail – but be sure to wear sturdy footwear. On the western side of Fyns Hoved itself, especially, the terrain is hilly and unsuitable for bicycles or prams; however, there is a wider, smoother path through the land on the eastern side of Fyns Hoved.
Fritz Syberg: The Summer Cabins
Fritz Syberg: Bathing children at Korshavn
Lars Swane: View of Mejlø
Fritz Syberg: Anchor beams in Korshavn
Jens Birkholm: Strandparti, Fyns Hoved
Fritz Syberg: The artist’s children on the beach
Theodor Philipsen: Landscape. The north coast of Funen
Mentor of the Fynbo painters
Fritz Syberg: Flower meadow. Funen’s Head
Gerda Andrea Heltoft: The Common Beach – towards Funen’s Head
Jeppe Larsen: Parti fra Fyns Hoved
Fritz Syberg: Fiskere der bøder garn
