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Best Fine Art in Hanover "Best Fine Art in Hanover" Realizzata per : Cityseeker 4 Posizioni indicati Museum August Kestner "A Tour of the Past" Museum August Kestner gets its name from the founder, August Kestner, a well-known diplomat. Most of the exhibits on display are from his own collection of artifacts from Egypt, Rome and Greece. When the museum opened, the collection of Friedrich Culemann, a Hanoverian, was also on display. Classic Greek and Roman antiques, vases, brass, terracotta and by John-Morgan bronze articles, as well as jewelry, sculptures even mummies are showcased. The museum also houses precious manuscripts, ancient textiles, bronze, ivory and other time-honored relics. +49 511 1684 2730 www.hannover.de/musee museum-AugustKestner@h Trammplatz 3, Hannover n/museen/kestner/index.ht annover-stadt.de ml Kunstverein Hannover "Arty Affair" Established in 1832, the Kunstverein Hannover has been at the forefront of the art scene for more than a century. The focus is on promoting and supporting contemporary artists and their work by providing them the best platform to exhibit it. The Kunstverein offers guided tours to visitors, so they can explore the full potential of the gallery, and their interactive by dailyinvention programs like 'Feast For the Eyes' and 'Talking Labels', makes for a more in-depth and accessible experience for visitors. With constantly changing exhibitions, seminars, lectures, interactive activities and more; the Kunstverein Hanover is a must-visit while in the city as one of Hanover's most prominent cultural spaces. +49 511 1699 2780 www.kunstverein- mail@kunstverein- Sophienstrasse 2, Hannover hannover.de hannover.de Kestner Gesellschaft Hannover "Modern Art Exhibitions" The Kestner Gesellschaft was established in 1916 as a gallery for 20th- century art. Banned in 1936 by the Third Reich authorities, the Kestner Gesellschaft reopened its gallery in the Warmbüchenstrasse in 1948. The Kestner Gesellschaft began to look for a suitable gallery when the old building became too outdated to meet the technical demands of present- by Axel Hindemith day art exhibitions. The ideal location for the new gallery was found in the center of the city in the former Goseriede Public Baths. The Kestner Gesellschaft displayed exhibits by renowned artists like Andy Warhol, Tomi Ungerer and others. +49 511 70 1200 kestnergesellschaft.de/en/ kestner@kestnergesellscha Goseriede 11, Hannover #! ft.de Sprengel Museum Hannover "Riveting Contemporary Art" Exhibiting the collection curated by Bernhard Sprengel, a local industrialist, the Sprengel Museum Hannover contains a fine display of modern art by the likes of Picasso, Chagall, Klee and Nolde. A whole section is devoted to the work of the Dadaist artist Kurt Schwitter and temporary exhibitions of contemporary art are often scheduled on a by Christian A. Schröder regular basis. If you are an art enthusiast, this place is a must visit. (ChristianSchd) +49 511 1 684 3875 www.sprengel-museum.de sprengel-museum@hannov Kurt-Schwitters-Platz, er-stadt.de Hannover UNIRSI A NOI A : cityseeker.com Termini e condizioni | INFORMATIVA SULLA PRIVACY | API | CONTATTATECI | Diritto d'autore 2019 CITYSEEKER Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).
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