Kataloget fokuserer på udstillingens 24 værker, der er udlånt fra SMK’s omfattende Hammershøi-samling og indeholder desuden et introducerende forord v. Mikkel Bogh, artikel af Kasper Monrad, digte af Naja Marie Aidt og Sophus Claussen samt 24 billedtavler i helsidetryk og en komplet, illustreret oversigt over SMK’s Hammershøi-samling. Kataloget har både dansk og engelsk tekst. 

The Danish painter Vilhelm Hammershøi’s exquisite art has long captivated scholars and critics, and his international popularity has grown rapidly in recent years. This book features a selection of 24 paintings from one of the most important Hammershøi-collections in the world: the collection of SMK – The National Gallery of Denmark. The paintings cover many aspects of Hammershøi’s body of work, including several of the tranquil interiors that earned him the title “de stille stuers maler” (the painter of quiet rooms). The selection is representative of Hammershøi’s four main genres: reduced landscapes, unpopulated cityscapes, portraits, and spare, sunlight infused interiors – offering an intimate look into his life and enigmatic art.   

This catalogue focuses on the 24 pieces from the Hammershøi-collection at SMK and includes a foreword by Mikkel Bogh, an article by Kasper Monrad, poems by Naja Marie Aidt and Sophus Claussen, 24 full paged pictures and a complete list of Hammershøi’s work in the collection of SMK. The catalogue contains both Danish and English text.