Hanne Varming sculptures
Hanne Varming (1939–2022) was one of Denmark’s most cherished sculptors, known for her deeply human and poetic bronze figures. Her work captures quiet moments from everyday life. Showcasing children, elderly women, and gentle encounters between people, all shaped with warmth, sensitivity, and remarkable presence.
Varming created sculptures that feel both intimate and timeless and her art invites closeness and connection. Her figures have become beloved for their honesty, emotional depth, and subtle humor.
We are proud and excited to present a selection of her works, now available to acquire and pick up at Danas Pl.
Lithographic and classic posters framed in hand gilded and hand painted frames.
All the artworks we sell at Bendtsen´s are framed by me in our own workshop. All our pieces have different frames, designs, and colors, that compliment the posters or the expression and line of the lithographs. The framed artworks are therefore all individual and every one is made by hand at Frederiksberg, Danas Plads.
“everything is 100% handmade”
- Kristine Bendtsen
The owl bags have landed!
Now you can take an owl bag home with you.
Our new tote bags have a beautiful owl motif - inspired by the popular owls you can already find in the store. The tote bag is in a rosy color made of heavy cotton and printed with a dark blue color.
Perfect for shopping, everyday use or as a fun little gift
Pylle Søndergaard
We collaborate with artist Pylle Søndergaard, a Danish artist, whose impressive work includes both painting, graphics, and ceramic pieces.
Folmer Bendtsen
“When my father, Folmer Bendtsen, died in 1993, I found a beautiful, old lithographic poster from 1954 in his archives. The poster was made for an art exhibition at Charlottenborg in Copenhagen. Both motif and text were made by himself in collaboration with a lithographic workshop. This finding really piqued my interest in lithographic exhibition posters.”
— KRISTINE BENDTSEN
Please note! We only frame our own art pieces
Jean Cocteau. design for a porcelain dish.
The design is a screen print from approx 1950 - 1960
While Cocteau originally discovered his passion for pottery later in life—creating over 300 unique earthenware pieces between 1957 and 1963 at the workshop of Madeline Jolly and Philippe Madeline in Villefranche-sur-mer, his distinctive graphic style was frequently translated onto fine porcelain.
Jean Cocteau (1889–1963) was a multi-talented French artist, writer and filmmaker, became one of the leading figures of twentieth-century avant-garde art.
Though he worked across many different creative fields, Cocteau considered himself primarily a poet. His style combined classical myth with surreal and modern imagery.
Framed with a antique silver frame with a dark rosy outer edge
H 46 x W 37 cm