1886

Notes on expenses etc. to armours bought from J. Wild.

Photograph of J. C. Jacobsen 1886

The letter is without addresse and date but must be to F. Meldahl and be dated to autumn 1886 since the experiments with the Fountain of Neptune is mentioned.

J. C. Jacobsen painted by August Jerndorff 1886.

Draft to a letter to the board of Museum of National History

J. C. Jacobsen has aparently been offended by Madvig and defends himself.

J. C. Jacobsen and Madvig do not agree about the importance of the royal power and J. C. Jacobsen reminds J. N. Madvig about his great public authority.

The Birth of Erland

J. C. Jacobsen expresses his enthusiasm for Drachmanns play 'Alkibiades' which can't remove his negative feelings for Drachmann. Jacobsen wishes to visit Steenstup to discuss the matter.

J. C. Jacobsen asks Johannes Steenstrup to write Drachmann's address on the envelope because the mail services know J. C. Jacobsens hand writing!

Drafts to letters to Jean Wild about armours and to Mr. Jørgen Malting

A long letter with political views.

About another letter to Holger Drachmann to which Johannes Steenstrup shall write the address on the envelope 

About the relationship between J. J. A. Worsaae and J. C. Jacobsen.

About J. C. Jacobsens intentions with the Museum of National History at Frederiksborg and his relationship with J. J.A. Worsaae.