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February 19, 2022
Hiking
H.C. Andersen's sculpture Den flyvende kuffert (The Flying Suitcase) was erected in 1991. The motif is inspired by H.C. Andersen's Fairy Tales.
Artist: Jens Flemming Sorensen (1903-1917).
Source: Visitodense
Artist: Jens Flemming Sorensen (1903-1917).
Source: Visitodense
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JR56
August 2, 2025
Hiking
The sculpture "The Flying Trunk" is located in Odense at Jernbanegade 8
and was unveiled in 1991. It was created by the sculptor Jens Flemming Sørensen
and is a homage to the fairy tale of the same name by Hans Christian Andersen.
The sculpture depicts a trunk resting on three pyramid-like towers, symbolizing the mosques in "Turkish Land," as described in the fairy tale. It is made of bronze and granite and is intended to represent the trunk ascending into the sky.
and was unveiled in 1991. It was created by the sculptor Jens Flemming Sørensen
and is a homage to the fairy tale of the same name by Hans Christian Andersen.
The sculpture depicts a trunk resting on three pyramid-like towers, symbolizing the mosques in "Turkish Land," as described in the fairy tale. It is made of bronze and granite and is intended to represent the trunk ascending into the sky.
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