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Experience the Originals the Hamburger Kunsthalle Ranks Among the Most Important and Largest Art Museums in Germany EXPERIENCE THE ORIGINALS The Hamburger Kunsthalle ranks among the most important and largest art museums in Germany. Its collection of works reflecting 700 years of art is internationally unique, and numerous renowned special exhibitions attract hundreds of thousands of visitors from around the world every year. Experience a fascinating tour through European art history with masterworks from the Middle Ages to the present. WELCOME TO THE HAMBURGER KUNSTHALLE THE KUNSthaLLE IN NUMBERS ca. 5,000 guided tours per year 20,000 works online 350 installations 3,500 paintings 2 cafés/ restaurants ca.8 exhibitions annually 1,000 artworks on permanent display 700 years of art 130,000 graphic works 12,000 sqm exhibition space ca. 390,000 visitors per year ca.8 exhibitions annually 700 yEARS OF ART OUR COLLECTION OLD MASTERS Highlights of the Old Masters include works of northern German medieval painting, with altarpieces by Bertram von Minden and Master Francke, works of the European Renaissance period from Lucas Cranach the Elder, Hans Holbein or Paris Bordone and the Dutch Golden Age of painting of the 17th century, with works by Rembrandt van Rijn, Pieter de Hooch or Anton van Dyck BERTRAM VON MINDEN Retable of the former high altar for the St. Peter’s Church in Hamburg (Grabow Altarpiece), detail, 1379/83 PRINTS AND DRAWINGS The Kupferstichkabinett, the Hamburger Kunst- halle’s collection of Prints and Drawings boasting more than 130,000 drawings and graphic works on paper, ranks among the important collections in Europe. ALBRECHT DÜRER The Lovers, 1493 NINETEENTH CENTURY The collection of 19th century art, with its extensive holdings of works by Caspar David Friedrich, Philipp Otto Runge and Max Liebermann as well as pivotal works by French Realists and Impressionists, count among the most significant of their kind. CASPAR DAVID FRIEDRICH Wanderer above the Sea of Fog, around 1817 ÉDOUARD MANET Nana, 1877 700 yEARS OF ART OUR COLLECTION EDVARD MUNCH Girls on the Bridge, 1901 MODERN ART The collection of modern art lends the eventful history of the first half of the 20th century an impressive face: with outstanding paintings from the Brücke group, Pablo Picasso as well as significant bodies of works from, for example, Edvard Munch, Paul Klee, Wilhelm Lehmbruck, Paula Modersohn-Becker, Lovis Corinth and Max Beck- mann. PAUL KLEE The Goldfish, 1925 CONTEMPORARY ART Our renowned collection of international contemporary art comprises major works from Bruce Nauman, Gerhard Richter, Jenny Holzer, Nan Goldin, Andy Warhol, Richard Serra or Sigmar Polke. They have given the Kunsthalle a weighty voice in today’s art world. BRUCE NAUMAN Anthro/Socio (Rinde Spinning), 1992 SIGMAR PoLke Flight Black – Red - Gold, 1997 Make plans today for visiting us and combine your visit to the Hamburger Kunsthalle with one of our EXHIBITIONS IN 2018/19. 29 JUNe – 14 OCTOBER 2018 UNLEASHED NATURE IMAGES OF DISASTER SINCE 1600 Whether it be volcano eruptions, firestorms, earthquakes or shipwrecks: catastrophes are firmly anchored in our 12 APRIL – consciousness, are usually unpredictable and tend to occur at regular intervals. The 28 JULY 2019 exhibition spanning various periods traces the development of disaster pictures and, THE DRAWING at the same time, examines the reasons behind this subject’s prevalence in art. OF REALISM HAMBURG’S PAINTING OF THE 19TH CENTURY 16 NOVEMBER 2018 – 24 FEBRUARY 2019 PHILIPPE VANDENBERG In the 19th century many painters from Hamburg departed to different parts of KamikaZE the world. Returning with new influences The destruction (Kamikaze) of the pre- and rich experiences, they laid the de- ceding as a fundamental condition for fining foundation for German Realism. all creativity became the Belgian artist Discover this exiting century with its Philippe Vandenberg’s (1952-2009) key development from Classicism to stylistic and working principle. His Romanticism, the period of Realism and pictures tell of the dark side of humanity, Naturalism, all the way to Impressionism, of hatred and violence, coldness and from the perspective of the so-called agitation – and of communicating and Hamburg School sharing among humans via art. Vanden- berg’s art is marked by an intensity that captivates and irritates, addresses and engages the viewer – and inspires reflection. 10 MAY – 22 SEPTEMBER 2019 IN THE LIGHT OF THE NORTH DANISH PAINTING FROM THE ORDRUPGAARD COLLECTION The Ordrupgaard Musuem with its masterpieces of Danish painting of the 19th and early 20th century will be hosted at the Hamburger Kunsthalle. Towards the end of the 19th century the transition to Modern Art took its course also in Denmark. It involved the end of the grand narratives and an orientation towards simple, real life. The spectrum of the show ranges from the pioneers of the Golden Age to representatives of the National Romantic style, all the way to the prominent Symbolist Vilhelm Hammershøi. 31 AUGUST 2019 – 25 OCTOBER 2019 – 9 FEBRUARY 2020 5 jaNUARY 2020 TIEPOLO, FRAGONARD, GoyA 150 YEARS AND THE REVOLUTION HamBURGER IN PAINTING KUNSthaLLE In 2019 the Hamburger Kunsthalle is celebrating its 150th anniversary. Since 1869 the uniquely comprehensive collec- tion, developed from the beginning by the citizens of Hamburg, has been open to the public at the heart of the city. The joint effort has resulted in one of the most important museums in Germany. In the anniversary year, we will direct our attention to the museum and its col- lection from diversified and sometimes unusual perspectives: with many inter- ventions in the collection, discussions, the participation of our audience and, not least, a big birthday party. The great artists Giambattista Tiepolo, Fragonard, François Boucher, Joshua Reynolds and Goya responded to the ideological, political and societal changes of the 18th century with their art. They revolutionized painting by redefining artistic standards and breaking with conventions in an equally innovative and provocative manner. Based on these fundamental changes, they created the foundations of Modernism in the great artistic centres of Venice, Paris, London, Hamburg and Madrid. You would like to learn more about the art we are showing? Then why not come along on one of our many GUIDED TOURS? Or simply lead your own group through the museum! GUIDED TOUR OF HIGHLIGHTS Around 1,000 artworks are on display in the Hamburger Kunsthalle’s newly designed galleries for its permanent collection. In our highlight tours, we will show you the gems of the house. PRIVATE SELF-ORGANIZED GUIDED TOURS TOURS Enhance your visit to the Hamburger You are also welcome to give your own Kunsthalle with a private guided tour for guided tour to your group. In this case groups up to 25 individuals. Qualified art we charge a license fee of 20 €. historians will take you on a tour through Please register in advance under: the collection or special exhibitions, while Tel. +49-(0)40-428131-256/-257 or discussing individual artworks and inviting besucherbuero@hamburger-kunsthalle. you to engage in conversation. Of course, de. Groups may not exceed 25 people, you may book these guided tours in a num- and special regulations may apply to ber of languages. particular exhibitions. We also offer guided tours especially for Kindergartens and schools. Please feel free to address us with other special requests when booking your tour. bookING PRIVATE TouRS foR ADULT GROUPS Monday thru Friday, 10 am to 6 pm 60 min. 70 € plus museum admission Tel. +49-(0)40-428131-0 90 min. 80 € plus museum admission [email protected] 120 min. 95 € plus museum admission Self-organized INfoRMATION tours 20 € plus museum admission Monday thru Friday, 10 am to 5 pm Tel. +49-(0)40-428131-200 Sundays and holidays surcharge 10 € [email protected] Foreign language surcharge 10 € (English, French and others upon inquiry) Further formats and prices under www.hamburger-kunsthalle.de ART & CUBE PRIVATE Art and culinary delights at the Ham- burger Kunsthalle’s restaurants, from a GUIDED TOURS late breakfast to lunch: your day begins at 10.30 am with an appetizer and some tea or coffee at the museum café Das Liebermann. Afterwards you go on your EXHIBITION first guided tour through the collection or an exhibition. Next you enjoy a four- & DINNER course menu at the restaurant After a one-hour tour through one of the The Cube. And for dessert, another round latest shows, why not enjoy a four-course BARRIER-FREE of art awaits you. Attendance fee 40 €, dinner at the restaurant The Cube with a including the four-course menu, admis- view onto the Alster Lake. GUIDED TOURS sion and guided tours. On Thursdays and Saturdays, attendance We can adapt our educational pro- Table reservation via The Cube is required: fee 45 €, including the four-course menu, gramme to suit individual needs, Tel. +49-(0)40-30375196. admission and guided tours. whether it be guided tours, museum Table reservation via The Cube is required: discussions or courses. Specially trained Tel. +49-(0)40-30375196. art educators are happy to work with you to select appropriate themes and discuss individual means of communica- tion. Please contact us! What we offeR you: enjoy your visit at the Hamburger Kunsthalle by taking a break in the historical café Das Liebermann, having a refreshment in the restaurant The Cube, stopping by the museum shop or booking one of our Art Specials. HIRE SPACE AT THE HAMBURGER KUNSTHALLE ART SPECIALS MUSEUMSSHOP Festivity, conference, film or photo Discover the Art Specials: our art guides The museum shop in the entrance hall of shooting, gala, dinner, concert, ball, will accompany you and your guests, staff the Hamburger Kunsthalle offers an anniversary, reading, press conference, or business partners on an exclusive tour extensive range of publications, stationary reception, theatre performance, award around the highlights of the collection and gifts on the themes of the collection presentation, fashion show, get-together, or the current exhibitions and point out and current exhibitions.
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