1. Johan Gudmann Rohde was a Danish painter, lithographer and designer.

1. Johan Gudmann Rohde was a Danish painter, lithographer and designer.
Johan Rohde was the principal founder of Den Frie Udstilling, established in 1891 to allow artists to exhibit works which did not fall within the Academy's selection criteria.
Johan Rohde matriculated from grammar school in 1875 and first studied medicine before deciding to turn to art and painting.
Johan Rohde travelled widely, not only exhibiting his works, but playing a key role for Danish art until 1914 by following news trends, making new contacts and writing carefully formulated articles in the Danish newspapers.
Johan Rohde arranged an exhibition of Van Gogh's works in Den Frie in 1893.
Johan Rohde found his way into the applied artys when he began designing furniture and silver for his own home.
Johan Rohde was initially working with other silvermsiths until Jensen secured an exclusive contract with him in 1914.
Johan Rohde did not work with etchings until late in his life.
Johan Rohde resided at Nyhavn 22 from 1888 until 1900.
Johan Rohde then resided first at Abenra 31 and Ny Vestergade 13 before moving to his last home at Norgesmindevej 16 ub Hellerup.
Johan Rohde was the father of the League of Nations official Gabriele Rohde and civil servant and director of the Royal Danish Theatre Henning Rhode.