Ingeborg Plockross-Irminger

Ingeborg Plockross Irminger was affiliated to Bing & Grondahl from 1898-1925

Ingeborg Plockross Irminger reportedly started already as very young / child modeling. As a 11-12 year old, she was a pupil of Aksel Hansen and went to Emilie Mundt and Marie Luplaus art school until she in 1893 was admitted to the Academy of Fine Arts School for Women as a student of August Saabye until 1899.

Thereafter things went smoothly. Abroad, she was among others represented at the World Exhibition in Paris in 1900, the Baltic exhibition in Malmö 1914 and the Danish National Exhibition in Brooklyn 1927.

She was affiliated with the porcelain factory Bing & Grondahl in the period from 1898-1925, where she under the JF Willumsen's skilled leadership of and Effie Hegermann-Lindencrones influence in the early years modeled a number of funerary urns, for example, the poet Holger Drachmanns urn in 1908 The Angel-frieze on Drachmanns urn shows her work with the Symbolist idiom at the beginning of the century.

Later she performed for the porcelain factory small, white glazed statuettes of children and animals, such as Mother and Child 1902, Bookish Children 1903, and Young Girl with Cat 1911.