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Best Fine Art in Frankfurt Am Main "Best Fine Art in Frankfurt am Main" Gecreëerd door : Cityseeker 6 Locaties in uw favorieten Japan Art "Japanese Heritage" Opened in the December of 1977 by Friedrich Müller, Japan Art is the sole gallery in Frankfurt dedicated to Japanese folk art and craft. The gallery is nestled in the historic center under the shadow of the Museum of Modern Art. Collection encompasses works of art by obscure as well as renowned Japanese artists with focus on contemporary and folk art. Certain works are also put up for sale. Check out the website for more information. +49 69 28 2839 www.japan-art.com/ [email protected] Braubachstraße 9, Frankfurt Museum für Angewandte Kunst "Museum van Toegepaste Kunst" Het Museum für Angewandte Kunst (het museum van toegepaste kunst) is opgericht in 1877 door een groep burgers. In 1980 werd het museum uitgebreid en tegenwoordig wordt het gerund door de Stad Frankfurt en heeft het meer dan 30.000 kunstvoorwerpen. De toegepaste kunst stukken die zijn tentoongesteld zijn allen afkomstig uit Oost-Azië, de by Foto: Anja Jahn, (c) Islamische wereld of Europa en bevatten dagelijkse gebruiksvoorwerpen Museum Angewandte Kunst (glazen flessen, keramiekborden, textiel) van de Middeleeuwen tot vandaag de dag. Er is ook een zorgvuldig geselecteerde collectie boeken en tekeningen. Bekijk de website voor meer details. +49 69 2123 1286 www.museumfuerangewa info.angewandte- Schaumainkai 17, Frankfurt ndtekunst.frankfurt.de/ [email protected] Städel Museum "For the Love of Art" The Städel Museum holds a number of art exhibitions every week. You can find exquisite art exhibitions featuring old masters like Caravaggio, Michelangelo as well as contemporary regional artists. The permanent collection includes works by the likes of Renoir, Botticelli, Rembrandt, extending from the medieval age to the contemporary era. Admire the by Simsalabimbam numerous sculptures, art installations and photography collections on display as you explore themes like nature, history, religion, violence and love. The museum also houses a bookshop, a café and a library. Various seminars, events and workshops are organized throughout the year. Guided tours are available. +49 69 6 0509 8200 www.staedelmuseum.de/ [email protected] Schaumainkai 63, Frankfurt by User:FA2010 Liebieghaus "Picturesque Villa" Liebieghaus is a beautiful villa constructed in 1896. With a cream façade, white windows, gray roof and a prominent tower, this villa stands proudly resembling a fairy-tale castle. Originally, it was intended as the residence of a textile producer in the late 19th Century, However, today it houses a museum where one can view sculptures from diverse art periods such as Renaissance, Classicist, Baroque and Medieval Eras. The statues and figures span Egyptian, Roman, Japanese and Greek styles. Visitors can view permanent collections as well as temporary exhibits, and learn about restoration processes. +49 69 6 0509 8200 www.liebieghaus.de/ [email protected] Schaumainkai 71, Frankfurt Museum Giersch "Art Through Ages" Museum Giersch showcases local art & culture through the medium of exhibitions which are held annually displaying works- both classic and contemporary. The museum is housed in a neoclassical riverside villa built in the early 20th Century and now one of the only few surviving in Sachsenhausen. The property was converted into an art & exhibition by Museum Giersch gallery by the Giersch Foundation and was opened to public in 2000. Since all the exhibitions are inspired by the traditions and history of the Rhine-Main area, this is a good place to explore and get an insight into the local culture. Check out the website for more information. +49 69 1382 1010 www.museum-giersch.de/ [email protected] Schaumainkai 83, Frankfurt Landesmuseum Mainz "Art And Culture of Mainz" The beautiful Landesmuseum Mainz attracts a number of visitors each year with its unique collection of art and craft. Exhibits include paintings and sculpture through the centuries that throw light on the history and culture of Mainz. Also known as the Mainz State Museum, a visit to this popular attractions will help your learn about the culture and history of by Benjamin Dahlhoff Mainz. +49 6131 2857110 www.landesmuseum- landesmuseum- Große Bleiche 49 - 51, Mainz mainz.de/ [email protected] KIJK MET ONS MEE: cityseeker.com Algemene voorwaarden | PRIVACYBELEID | API | CONTACTEER ONS | Auteursrecht 2021 CITYSEEKER Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).
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