are now accessible to anyone interested via a new database. The 1,800 files are being made available gradually. The site will remain open until 30 June and can be added to until then. In this citizen
impressionists, drawings and Chinese porcelain. Nearby (Sigismundstrasse 1), Charlotte Fürstenberg-Cassirer collected "modern art," while Dr. Ernst Feist-Wollheim's preference (Matthäikirchstrasse 25) was " [...] neighborhood. In the 1900s and 1910s, he lived at Margarethenstrasse …
of the steel structure and 500 weld seams repaired, as well as 1,600 square meters of new glass fitted. 800 existing ceiling lights converted to LED technology, 196 ceiling grilles reinstalled and
embroidery with Anni Albers’ Bauhaus textiles from 1927 and the 1,500-year-old Huari men’s shirt from Peru, a dialogue transcending time and space emerges concerning making and thinking in the material
of Benin, located in present-day Nigeria, stretches back almost 1,000 years. The dynasty of the current king has held the throne for around 500 years, making it one of the oldest ruling families in
stone balustrade. The stupa complex at Sanchi was expanded in the 1st century AD, the main change being the addition of four elaborately carved, ornamental gateways at the eastern, southern, western
Testimony to this multicultural and multireligious region are the 1,000–1,500-year-old fragments of manuscripts and wooden tablets in over 20 scripts and languages, which have been preserved in the dry [...] are inspired by the region’s mountain landscapes; here, part of a 1,400-year-ol…
relatively large, it will be difficult to replace. Standing at around 1.10 metres tall, it is the largest ceramic in our collection. The storage vessel is so wide that I could easily hide inside it – but
over Namibia (1884–1919) and are part of a collection of roughly 1,400 objects. Research into their provenance has been underway since the beginning of 2018, with Namibian scholars joining the effort [...] continued in the storage rooms, where each of the approximately 1,400 objects…