Late Gothic

«Late Gothic. The Birth of Modernity» will be shown in the exhibition rooms of the Gemäldegalerie from Whitsun until the beginning of September 2021.

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People look at a painting on a wing of the Wurzach Altar from 1437 during a press event in front of the exhibition "Late Gothic. The Birth of Modernity" a painting by Hans Multischer on a wing of the Wurzach Altar from 1437.
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People walk past paintings by Hans Multischer during a press appointment in front of the exhibition "Late Gothic. The Birth of Modernity" past paintings by Hans Multischer, painted on wings of the Wurzach Altar from 1437.
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Michael Eissenhauer, Director General of the National Museums, looks at a model of the Palant Altarpiece from Cologne in 1435 during a press conference in front of the exhibition "Late Gothic. The Birth of Modernity", Michael Eissenhauer looks at a model of the Palant Altar from Cologne dating from 1435.
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People walk during a press appointment in front of the exhibition "Late Gothic. The Birth of Modernity" in the exhibition rooms of the Gemäldegalerie.
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A man looks at a wooden statue during a press appointment in front of the exhibition "Late Gothic. The Birth of Modernity" a wooden statue from the 15th century.
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Michael Eissenhauer, General Director of the National Museums, explains a painting entitled "The Annunciation to Mary" from 1440 during a press appointment in front of the exhibition "Late Gothic. The Birth of Modernity", Michael Eissenhauer explains a painting by Konrad Witz entitled "The Annunciation to Mary" from 1440.