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ALTE NATIONALGALERIE
MUSEUMSINSEL BERLIN
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Neo-Classicism and Romanticism
3.01 Schadow and the art around 1800
3.02 TheCasaBartholdy murals
3.0313.04 Anton Graff and "Goethezeit"
3.05 Karl Friedrich Schinkel
3.06 Caspar David Friedrich
3.07 Carl Blechen
3.08-3.13 Romanticism and Biedermeier
in Germanyand Austria
3.14 Nazarenes
3.15 Düsseldorf School
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Idealism - Realism - Impressionism
2.01 Sculptures by Reinhold and Karl Begas
2.0212.0512.06 GermanRomans,Segantini
2.03 FrenchImpressionists
2.04 [After)Impressionists
2.0712.08 Wilhelm Leibl and his circle
2.09-2.12 Realism and Impressionism
in Germany
2.13 Max Liebermann
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2.14 Munich painting
2.15 History painting
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Classicist Sculpture - Facets of Realism
1.01 Classicist sculpture
1.0211.03 Realism from Constable
to Courbet
1.04 Realism in Germanyand Austria
1.04 a History of the Nationalgalerie
1.0511.08-1.12 Adolph Menzel
1.06 Adolph Menzel, Franz Krüger
1.07 Temporaryexhibitions
1.1311.14Art of the post-187l
period [Gründerzeit]
1.1511.16 Secessions and fin-de-siecle
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Preursischer Kulturbesitz
Edouard Manet: In the Conservatory
Adolph van Menzel: Flute Concert
with Frederick the Great
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DieAlte Nationalgalerie [OldNational Gallery]
The idea to create a "sanctuary for art and science" in the heart
of Berlin between palace, cathedral and university dates back
to Friedrich Wilhelm IV. The core architectural thinking behind
today`s Alte Nationalgalerie - a raised-base temple design, rem-
iniscent of classical antiquity - likewise stems from the King.
Formal plans were drawn up by a student of Schinkels, Friedrich
August Stüler, who had already designed the Neues Museum
[New Museum]. Johann Heinrich Strack, another Schinkel stu-
dent, completed the museum after Stüler`s death.
On ¿2nd March 1876, the birthday of Kaiser Wilhelm 1, the Na-
tionalgalerie was officially opened, the third museum to be sited
on the island on the river Spree. After the Second World War the
building was swiftly restored and by 1949 partially opened to
the publico In 1998 HGMerz architects set about reconstructing
the building and modernising the technology. The Alte National-
galerie reopened on 2nd December 2001.
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stnce 1999
Alte Nationalgalerie
Staatliche Museen zu Berlin
Museumsinsel Berlin
Visitor`s entrance: BodestraBe
1017BBerlin
Tuesday " Sunday lOam - sprn
Thursday - 8pm, Monday closed
Ticket price includes audioguides in
severallanguages
Noqueueing for admission to any museums
and exhibitions. Tickets available form
www.smb.museum/tickets
Information, assistance, reservations
Monday - Friday 9 - 4pm
Tel. 030 - 266424242
Fax 030 - 266 42 22 90
service@smb.museum
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Thecollection
The Nationalgalerie contains aninternational collection of art
covering the period from 1800 to the present day. It is one of the
rnajor collections of the Staatliche Museen zu Berlin [National
Museums in BerlinJ, with works located at a number of addresses
across the city. The Alte Nationalgalerie is a window on the art
of the 19th century, with pieces by masters such as Caspar David
Friedrich or Max Liebermann. The collection ranges from early
Neo-Classical and Romantic works to the Impressionist school
and includes pieces such as "In the Conservatory" by Edouard
jvíanet and "Summer" by Claude Manet.
The museum also holds the largest collection of paintings by
Adolph Menzel in existence. The Neue Nationalgalerie [New
National Gallery 1 presents the art of the 20th century and is cur-
rently closed for refurbishment. Parts of the collection are now on
display at otherlocations. The Nationalgalerie also encompasses
the Museum Berggruen, the Sammlung Scharf-Gerstenberg
[Scharf-Gerstenberg Collectionl and the Hamburger Bahnhof -
Museum für Gegenwart - Berlin [Hamburger Bahnhof - Museum
for Contemporary Art - Berlín].
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