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Jahresbericht Der SKD 2013 www.skd.museum 2013 ANNUAL REPORT 2013 2013 ANNUAL REPORT · · Otto Dix. DER KRIEG (‘WAR’) – The Dresden Triptych · April 5 to July 13, 2014 The Things of Life The Life of Things. Proposition I. · April 26 to July 27, 2014 To Egypt! The Travels of Max Slevogt and Paul Klee · April 30 through August 10, 2014 Fantastical worlds Painting on Meissen porcelain and German faience by Adam STAATLICHE KUNSTSAMMLUNGEN DRESDEN KUNSTSAMMLUNGEN STAATLICHE Friedrich von Löwenfinck 1714 – 1754 · October 1, 2014 through February 22, 2015 Luther and the Princes The Ruler’s Image and Concept in the Age of the Reformation · 1st National Special Exhibitions to the 500th anniversary of the Reformation · May to October 2015 Powered by IN THE TRADITION OF THE COLLECTION OF THE HOUSE OF WETTIN A.L. FOREWORD 2013 marked the opening of numerous important exhibi- 3 tions on Gerhard Richter, Georg Baselitz, the art scene in Research, exhibitions and expanded horizons Johannesburg, South Africa, and the portraits of Native For the Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden (SKD), signifi- Americans by Ferdinand Pettrich. With the exhibition enti tled cant events gave shape to the year 2013. Under the heading “Constable, Delacroix, Friedrich, Goya. A Shock to the Senses”, “Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden auf Weltniveau” (SKD we honoured the departure of Prof. Dr. Ulrich Bischoff after attaining global excellence), the Wissenschaftsrat (German years of service as the Director of the Galerie Neue Meister Council of Science and Humanities), presented its position (New Masters Gallery). I would like to extend a special thank- on the scientific achievements of the SKD in January 2014. you to both him and Dr. Claus Deimel, Director of the This completed the assessment process, with positive results, Staatliche Ethnographische Sammlungen since 2004, for and most importantly, with valuable recommendations. A their contributions. Both are entering retirement. high level of research is achieved at the SKD thanks to our The Staatliche Kunstsammlungen also made their a pre- motivated staff. I would like to express my heartfelt thanks sence felt outside Dresden. In commemoration of the 250th for their exceptional commitment. anniversary of the end of the Seven Years’ War, the Rüstkam- Alongside the extension of trans-institutional research, the mer presented a dazzling exhibition in the renovated rooms opening of a number of marvellous collections made 2013 an of Hubertusburg Palace in Wermsdorf; it turned the greatest exceptional year. After six years of restoration and expansion European hunting residence, one of the most impressive work, the Mathematisch-Physikalischer Salon opened its buildings of the Augustan Age, which was laid to waste by doors once again in the Zwinger in April 2013 with a newly the Prussians in 1761 at the command of Frederick II, into a conceived permanent exhibition. The Residenzschloss Dres- popular destination once again. At the same time our Kunst- den (Royal Palace) now boasts a truly grand hall and a sig- fonds (Art Fund) showed contemporary works from Saxony nificant new exhibition area: with the opening of the Hall of in Görlitz. the Giants, the largest room of the Royal Palace now im- A warm thank-you goes to our international partners and presses visitors with spectacular objects from the Rüstkam- to our patrons and sponsors, who have supported the diverse mer (Armoury), one of the most lavish collections of parade programmes of the Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden. weaponry, armour and costumes in the world. Another great The following pages provide a review of the most impor- event was the opening of the Schlosskappelle (Palace tant events and developments of the year 2013 and a glimpse Chapel), which will in future be used in different ways but of the year to come. will feature in particular performances of music from the time of Heinrich Schütz. A lot of work remains on the Royal Dr. Hartwig Fischer Palace. We hope that the vast majority of this work will be Director-General of the Staatliche Kunstsammlungen completed by 2019. Dresden “The Cosmos of the Prince”, Langgalerie in the Mathematisch-Physikalischer Salon, Zwinger IN FOCUS Page 19 Page 28 Tecumseh, Keokuk, Black Hawk. Research projects Portrayals of Native Americans in Page 7 Times of Treaties and Removal Page 34 A new showpiece at the Zwinger: Publications the reopening of the Mathe- Page 20 matisch-Physikalischer Salon My Joburg. The Johannesburg Page 38 Art Scene Restoration Page 10 Setting the stage at the museum: Page 21 the new Riesensaal at the Residenz- The German Council of Science THE CHANGING schloss and Humanities praises the FACE OF AN ‘outstanding potential’ of the SKD Page 12 INSTITUTION A Shock to the Senses Page 14 SCIENCE AND Page 45 Museum buildings Summer in Hubertusburg RESEARCH Page 16 Page 50 Wols’s Photography. Page 23 The first steps in a new direction: Images Regained Provenance, research construction leads to a and restitution new concept for the Alte Meister Page 17 Gerhard Richter. Page 25 Page 52 Strips & Glass Research perspectives A farewell to Prof. Dr. Ulrich Bischoff Page 18 Georg Baselitz. Page 53 Background Stories A farewell to Dr. Claus Deimel The Riesensaal in the Residenzschloss TEMPORARY FINANCIAL REPORT APPENDIX EXHIBITIONS Page 80 Page 102 Page 55 Financial report Institutions From the Jägerhof Page 81 Page 104 to Johannesburg Are museums Publishing details Page 56 economically viable? Temporary Exhibitions in Dresden and Saxony WITH KIND SUPPORT Page 70 Temporary exhibitions Page 83 in Germany and abroad Societies of friends Page 88 VISITORS Acquisitions and donations Page 94 Page 73 Sponsors and patrons Art education Page 75 Media and communication NEWS IN BRIEF Page 76 Page 99 From a time when ... Page 79 Visitor numbers In Focus Page 6: Tools from the Enlightenment in the Festsaal of A steady stream of visitors to the refurbished the Mathematisch-Physikalischer Salon (MPS), Zwinger rooms of the MPS after a long closure The Universe of Globes in the Mathematisch-Physikalischer Salon A NEW SHOWPIECE AT THE ZWINGER: – and thus a further focus of today’s collection – is the 7 THE REOPENING OF THE MATHE­ measuring of time. Exceptional objects such as the orrery (planetary clock; Eberhard Baldewein, Hans Bucher and MATISCH­PHYSIKALISCHER SALON Herrmann Diepel, Kassel, 1563 – 1568) or the world time clock by Andreas Gärtner (Dresden, c. 1690) continue to It was closed for six years. Six years of planning, construction, rank as prime examples of horology. Using especially collection maintenance and redesigning. Then, on 14 April precise clocks that were manufactured for or even in the 2013, it was reopened amidst great celebration: the Mathe- cabinet, the official time was set for all of Saxony in the matisch-Physikalischer Salon, the oldest museum in Dres- Dresden Zwinger until some time in the 20th century. den’s Zwinger. With its collection of approximately 3000 These clocks are among the earliest precision clocks pro- objects, it ranks among the leading museums of historical duced in Germany. At the same time, the cabinet was al- scientific instruments and timepieces worldwide. ready a museum in the 19th century, and in its dual func- Its roots go back to the first art chamber which Elector tion as both a public space and a scientific centre, it became Augustus of Saxony (1526 – 1586) established in the Dresden a point of departure for important developments. For ex- Residenzschloss (Royal Palace). Just like precious valuables ample, the chief inspector of the cabinet at the time, and artworks, meticulously crafted scientific instruments Wilhelm Gotthelf Lohrmann (1769 – 1840), played a key role numbered among those objects that a ruler could acquire in founding the Technische Bildungsanstalt (Technical to lend expression to his power and wealth. In 1728, Augus- Educational Establishment), which opened in 1828 and tus the Strong (1670 – 1733) organised the Royal Cabinet of would become what is today the Technische Universität Mathematical and Physical Instruments, taking it from the Dresden. It has also been shown that Dresden’s horologist collection in the Art Chamber and moving it into its own Ferdinand A. Lange (1815 – 1875) found inspiration for his location in the Zwinger, effectively turning the Zwinger into work in the Mathematisch-Physikalischer Salon. In 1845, a palais des sciences. The collection has been known as the he founded his clock manufactory in the Saxon town of Mathematisch-Physikalischer Salon (MPS) since 1746. Glashütte, and the success of the business has continued In the course of its history, the MPS became an important into the present. centre of research in the natural sciences. The instruments The special history of the salon also played an important were always at the cutting edge of scientific discovery and role in the development of the new permanent exhibition. allowed for an ever more precise account of the world and Comprehensive renovation work on the Zwinger meant the cosmos. In the 18th century, for example, a skywatching that the previous exhibition area was nearly doubled to observatory was constructed, and its telescopes are still 1100 square metres. An entirely new underground space preserved today. Closely related to this in historical terms was even created in the Zwingerwall (the Zwinger’s ram- Ranga Yogeshwar (left), journalist, physicist and author, and Dr. Michael Korey (right), curator of the MPS, perform historical experiments using the MPS’s From left: Dr. Hartwig Fischer, Director-General of the SKD, vacuum pump on the stage of Staatschauspiel Dresden Prof. Dr. Dr. Sabine von Schorlemer, Saxon State Minister for Science and the Arts, Prof. Dieter Janosch, Managing Director of the state-owned enterprise Sächsisches Immo- bilien- und Baumanagement (SIB) and Dr. Peter Plaßmeyer, Director of the MPS, at the opening ceremony 8 part), where the collection’s very light-sensitive globes can and even of Mars.
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