Fabriksdirektør Ole Jørgen Rawert

The portrait of Ole Jørgen Rawert was painted by Christian Albrecht Jensen in 1839. It was created as a commissioned work for the sitter, a factory director, and has remained in the collection of Statens Museum for Kunst since its creation. The painting measures 40.5 cm in height and 29 cm in width, and depicts Rawert as the main subject. Its provenance is documented within the museum's records, tracing continuous ownership from the artist to the institution.

The portrait of Ole Jørgen Rawert is held by the Statens Museum for Kunst, which is listed as both its collection and location.

No accession/inventory number is recorded in the available sources, and no exhibition history is documented for the work.

The painting has been recognized as an important early portrait from the Danish Golden Age, noted for its psychological depth and realistic rendering. Its inclusion in the collection of Statens Museum for Kunst has ensured continued public access and scholarly attention. The work contributes to the historical record of bourgeois portraiture in 19th-century Denmark, reflecting the social status of its sitter and the artistic practices of the period.

Christian Albrecht Jensen, a prolific Danish portraitist of the Golden Age, painted the oil portrait of factory director Ole Jørgen Rawert in 1839. The work is part of the Statens Museum for Kunst collection and exemplifies the German Romantic style that influenced Jensen’s later output.