From Odessa to Berlin

From mid-February 2024, the Berlin Gemäldegalerie is presenting a focussed selection of paintings from the Odessa Museum of Western and Eastern Art in the exhibition "From Odessa to Berlin. 16th to 19th Century European Painting". The occasion is the second anniversary of the Russian attack on Ukraine.

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A visitor walks past the work "Portrait of the Artist's Wife with her Son" by Johann Baptist von Lampi the Elder in the exhibition "From Odessa to Berlin. 16th to 19th century European painting" at the Berlin Gemäldegalerie.
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A visitor walks past the work "Ecce homo" by the artist Bernardo Strozzi in the exhibition "From Odessa to Berlin. 16th to 19th century European painting" in the Berlin Gemäldegalerie.
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A photographer stands in the exhibition "From Odessa to Berlin. 16th to 19th Century European Painting" in the Berlin Gemäldegalerie in front of the work "The Drunken Hercules".
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A visitor walks past the painting "Dispute of the Coachmen" by Jules-Alexis Muenier (left) and "Light, early 1870s" by Gabriel Cornelius von Max.