Johannes Conradsen

1783–1856 (age 73)

Biography

Johannes Conradsen, born in 1783, trained as a medalist whose finely wrought reliefs honored monarchs, scholars, and civic milestones, blending artistry with precise engraving to preserve moments in Danish history.

He took pride in teaching apprentices the patient craft of medal-making, and his studio near Copenhagen became a place of quiet concentration before he was laid to rest at Assistens Cemetery in 1856, leaving behind numerous coins and medallions prized for their detail.

Also buried at Assistens Cemetery

Ludvig Helveg
1818–1883 (age 65)
Assistens Cemetery
Ludvig Helveg was a priest known for his compassionate guidance of parishioners.
Frantz Johannes Hansen
1810–1852 (age 42)
Assistens Cemetery
Frantz Johannes Hansen was a writer whose polished literary voice contributed to Denmark’s cultural dialogue.
Peter Houmann
1851–1914 (age 63)
Assistens Cemetery
Peter Houmann is remembered as a dependable and kindhearted presence in his community.
Marie Marx
1862–1927 (age 65)
Assistens Cemetery
Marie Marx illuminated the stage with sincere performances, remembered for both her artistry and warmth.
Henrich Matthias Wilhelm Klingberg
1774–1835 (age 61)
Assistens Cemetery
Henrich Matthias Wilhelm Klingberg was a respected Danish surgeon whose medical practice served his community.
Daniel Köhne
1828–1878 (age 50)
Assistens Cemetery
Organ builder Daniel Köhne brought meticulous craftsmanship and reverence for tone to churches across Denmark.