• The Louisiana Museum of Modern Art is so named because Alexander Brun, the original owner of the estate on which it is located, had three wives, all named Louise. I am sure it was very confusing if he was married to them all at the same time.

• Henry Moore, Reclining Figure No. 5 (Seagram) - 1963-64

• Henry Moore, Reclining Figure No. 5 (Seagram) - 1963-64

• Joel Shapiro, Untitled - 1985-86

• Joel Shapiro, Untitled - 1985-86

• The museum is beautifully located on the Øresund Sound in Humlebæk

• Alexander Calder, Almost Snow Plough - 1964/76

• Alexander Calder, Slender Ribs - 1963

• Alexander Calder, Little Janey-Waney - 1964/76

• A trio of Alexander Calder sculptures

• Joan Miro, Personnage - 1970

• The museum contained a maze of buildings, many of mid-century modern architecture.

• Richard Serra, The Gate in the Gorge - 1986

• Richard Serra, The Gate in the Gorge - 1986

• Isamu Noguchi, Queen of Spades - 1986

• Isamu Noguchi, Queen of Spades - 1986

• Louise Bourgeois, Eyes - 1997

• Jean Arp, Threshold Sculpture: Reflection - 1960/82

• Henry Heerup, Sculptures - 1935-65

• Henry Heerup, Sculptures - 1935-65

• Max Ernst, The Large Assistant - 1967/76

• Svend Wiig Hansen, Seated Woman - 1964

• The pond at Louisiana

• The pond at Louisiana

• Alberto Giacometti, Walking Man - 1960

• Alberto Giacometti

• Alberto Giacometti

• Alberto Giacometti, Venice Women - 1956

• The original estate was not mid-century modern!

• Jean Arp, Venus from Meudon - 1956

• Karl Isakson, Still Life with Tulips - 1920

• Vilhelm Lundstrøm, Nude - 1930

• Vilhelm Lundstrøm, Packing Box Picture (The Morning After) - ca 1917