Best Photos of the Day
From now on the newly installed Städel Garden, the Städel Museum’s most prominent collection space, invites visitors to discover outstanding works of modern and contemporary art. A total of fourteen sculptures from the museum’s own holdings are presented – the most recent acquisition, Si par une nuit d’hiver un voyageur (2017) by Elmgreen & Dragset, can be seen for the first time. In a new setting, the selection of artworks ranging from August Gaul’s The Donkey Rider (1912) and Georg Kolbe’s Proclamation (1912/1913) to Reg Butler’s Figure in Space (1958/1959), Per Kirkeby’s Gate II (1987–1991), and Tobias Rehberger’s Capri Moon (2011) shed light on the development of sculpture over the last 100 years. Access to the Städel Garden is free of charge.
Best Photos of the Day
From now on the newly installed Städel Garden, the Städel Museum’s most prominent collection space, invites visitors to discover outstanding works of modern and contemporary art. A total of fourteen sculptures from the museum’s own holdings are presented – the most recent acquisition, Si par une nuit d’hiver un voyageur (2017) by Elmgreen & Dragset, can be seen for the first time. In a new setting, the selection of artworks ranging from August Gaul’s The Donkey Rider (1912) and Georg Kolbe’s Proclamation (1912/1913) to Reg Butler’s Figure in Space (1958/1959), Per Kirkeby’s Gate II (1987–1991), and Tobias Rehberger’s Capri Moon (2011) shed light on the development of sculpture over the last 100 years. Access to the Städel Garden is free of charge.
Best Photos of the Day
From now on the newly installed Städel Garden, the Städel Museum’s most prominent collection space, invites visitors to discover outstanding works of modern and contemporary art. A total of fourteen sculptures from the museum’s own holdings are presented – the most recent acquisition, Si par une nuit d’hiver un voyageur (2017) by Elmgreen & Dragset, can be seen for the first time. In a new setting, the selection of artworks ranging from August Gaul’s The Donkey Rider (1912) and Georg Kolbe’s Proclamation (1912/1913) to Reg Butler’s Figure in Space (1958/1959), Per Kirkeby’s Gate II (1987–1991), and Tobias Rehberger’s Capri Moon (2011) shed light on the development of sculpture over the last 100 years. Access to the Städel Garden is free of charge.
Best Photos of the Day
From now on the newly installed Städel Garden, the Städel Museum’s most prominent collection space, invites visitors to discover outstanding works of modern and contemporary art. A total of fourteen sculptures from the museum’s own holdings are presented – the most recent acquisition, Si par une nuit d’hiver un voyageur (2017) by Elmgreen & Dragset, can be seen for the first time. In a new setting, the selection of artworks ranging from August Gaul’s The Donkey Rider (1912) and Georg Kolbe’s Proclamation (1912/1913) to Reg Butler’s Figure in Space (1958/1959), Per Kirkeby’s Gate II (1987–1991), and Tobias Rehberger’s Capri Moon (2011) shed light on the development of sculpture over the last 100 years. Access to the Städel Garden is free of charge.
Best Photos of the Day
From now on the newly installed Städel Garden, the Städel Museum’s most prominent collection space, invites visitors to discover outstanding works of modern and contemporary art. A total of fourteen sculptures from the museum’s own holdings are presented – the most recent acquisition, Si par une nuit d’hiver un voyageur (2017) by Elmgreen & Dragset, can be seen for the first time. In a new setting, the selection of artworks ranging from August Gaul’s The Donkey Rider (1912) and Georg Kolbe’s Proclamation (1912/1913) to Reg Butler’s Figure in Space (1958/1959), Per Kirkeby’s Gate II (1987–1991), and Tobias Rehberger’s Capri Moon (2011) shed light on the development of sculpture over the last 100 years. Access to the Städel Garden is free of charge.
Best Photos of the Day
From now on the newly installed Städel Garden, the Städel Museum’s most prominent collection space, invites visitors to discover outstanding works of modern and contemporary art. A total of fourteen sculptures from the museum’s own holdings are presented – the most recent acquisition, Si par une nuit d’hiver un voyageur (2017) by Elmgreen & Dragset, can be seen for the first time. In a new setting, the selection of artworks ranging from August Gaul’s The Donkey Rider (1912) and Georg Kolbe’s Proclamation (1912/1913) to Reg Butler’s Figure in Space (1958/1959), Per Kirkeby’s Gate II (1987–1991), and Tobias Rehberger’s Capri Moon (2011) shed light on the development of sculpture over the last 100 years. Access to the Städel Garden is free of charge.
Best Photos of the Day
From now on the newly installed Städel Garden, the Städel Museum’s most prominent collection space, invites visitors to discover outstanding works of modern and contemporary art. A total of fourteen sculptures from the museum’s own holdings are presented – the most recent acquisition, Si par une nuit d’hiver un voyageur (2017) by Elmgreen & Dragset, can be seen for the first time. In a new setting, the selection of artworks ranging from August Gaul’s The Donkey Rider (1912) and Georg Kolbe’s Proclamation (1912/1913) to Reg Butler’s Figure in Space (1958/1959), Per Kirkeby’s Gate II (1987–1991), and Tobias Rehberger’s Capri Moon (2011) shed light on the development of sculpture over the last 100 years. Access to the Städel Garden is free of charge.
Best Photos of the Day
From now on the newly installed Städel Garden, the Städel Museum’s most prominent collection space, invites visitors to discover outstanding works of modern and contemporary art. A total of fourteen sculptures from the museum’s own holdings are presented – the most recent acquisition, Si par une nuit d’hiver un voyageur (2017) by Elmgreen & Dragset, can be seen for the first time. In a new setting, the selection of artworks ranging from August Gaul’s The Donkey Rider (1912) and Georg Kolbe’s Proclamation (1912/1913) to Reg Butler’s Figure in Space (1958/1959), Per Kirkeby’s Gate II (1987–1991), and Tobias Rehberger’s Capri Moon (2011) shed light on the development of sculpture over the last 100 years. Access to the Städel Garden is free of charge.
Best Photos of the Day
From now on the newly installed Städel Garden, the Städel Museum’s most prominent collection space, invites visitors to discover outstanding works of modern and contemporary art. A total of fourteen sculptures from the museum’s own holdings are presented – the most recent acquisition, Si par une nuit d’hiver un voyageur (2017) by Elmgreen & Dragset, can be seen for the first time. In a new setting, the selection of artworks ranging from August Gaul’s The Donkey Rider (1912) and Georg Kolbe’s Proclamation (1912/1913) to Reg Butler’s Figure in Space (1958/1959), Per Kirkeby’s Gate II (1987–1991), and Tobias Rehberger’s Capri Moon (2011) shed light on the development of sculpture over the last 100 years. Access to the Städel Garden is free of charge.
Best Photos of the Day
From now on the newly installed Städel Garden, the Städel Museum’s most prominent collection space, invites visitors to discover outstanding works of modern and contemporary art. A total of fourteen sculptures from the museum’s own holdings are presented – the most recent acquisition, Si par une nuit d’hiver un voyageur (2017) by Elmgreen & Dragset, can be seen for the first time. In a new setting, the selection of artworks ranging from August Gaul’s The Donkey Rider (1912) and Georg Kolbe’s Proclamation (1912/1913) to Reg Butler’s Figure in Space (1958/1959), Per Kirkeby’s Gate II (1987–1991), and Tobias Rehberger’s Capri Moon (2011) shed light on the development of sculpture over the last 100 years. Access to the Städel Garden is free of charge.
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