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SUMMARY:Special exhibition Glyptothek: Greek Temples. Black and white photographs by Richard Berndt
DESCRIPTION:The Glyptothek has a tradition of displaying works of contemporary art alongside the ancient originals at regular intervals. In the exhibition “Greek Temples”\, Richard Berndt\, an ambitious amateur\, presents his black and white photographs of ancient sanctuaries and takes us back to Greece and lower Italy. Ancient sculpture thus meets ancient architecture\, which usually provided the setting for its installation. In other respects\, too\, the location for the presentation of such photographs could hardly have been better chosen with the neoclassical Glyptothek and its façade inspired by Greek temple architecture. \n\nThe temples of the Greeks\, which have usually only survived as ruins\, are among the most impressive images that remain in the memory of a trip to ancient Greek sites. Richard Berndt has captured some of them with his camera in a very unique way: The large-format images show sections and thus draw the eye to the diverse details of Greek temple architecture. Some well-known temples can therefore only be identified at second or third glance. The fragmentary that Richard Berndt literally brings out with his camera allows the viewer to discover both the new and the familiar in the selected temples – a very similar experience to the one that visitors can have on their hundredth visit to the Glyptothek when looking at a supposedly very familiar sculpture. In this way\, the exhibition opens the eyes to the undiscovered in the familiar.
URL:https://www.antike-am-koenigsplatz.mwn.de/en/event/greek-temples-black-and-white-photographs-by-richard-berndt/
LOCATION:Glyptothek\, Königsplatz 3\, München\, 80333
CATEGORIES:Special exhibition
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SUMMARY:Glyptothek permanent exhibition: Masterpieces of ancient sculpture
DESCRIPTION:The Glyptothek owes the exceptional status of its exhibits to its founder and benefactor: Ludwig I (1786–1868)\, King of Bavaria from 1825 to 1848\, wanted to acquire only high-quality antiquities for his museum. The fact that this actually succeeded was thanks to his Roman art agent Johann Martin von Wagner (1777–1858)\, who combined an unerring eye for antique art with a brilliant scientific talent and great business acumen. Between 1810 and 1820\, a collection of first-class sculptures was created in a short period of time\, which was then enhanced by subsequent acquisitions. \nThe chronological arc of the ancient originals spans from Archaic times (6th century BC) to the Greek Classical Period (5th/4th century BC) and Hellenism (3rd-1st century BC) to the Roman Imperial Period and Late Antiquity (1st–5th century AD). In addition to sculptures that were once used to decorate sanctuaries\, public buildings and squares as well as funerary monuments\, the Glyptothek’s marble sculptures also include numerous portraits of outstanding ancient poets\, thinkers and rulers from Homer to Plato\, from Alexander the Great to Augustus and Marcus Aurelius. \n\n\n\n\nKuros from Tenea\n\n\n\nMedusa Rondanini\n\n\n\nAphrodite of Knidos\n\n\n\nBarberine Faun\n\n\n\nRepublican\n\n\n\nTorso of Diomedes
URL:https://www.antike-am-koenigsplatz.mwn.de/en/event/permanent-exhibition-masterpieces-of-ancient-sculpture/
LOCATION:Glyptothek\, Königsplatz 3\, München\, 80333
CATEGORIES:Permanent exhibition
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SUMMARY:Permanent exhibition Collections of Antiquities: the entire spectrum of ancient "small art"
DESCRIPTION:In order to distinguish it from “great” art – architecture\, sculpture and painting – art history has coined the term “small art” for the many forms of small-format sculptures and decorated objects. Accordingly\, the State Collections of Antiquities used to be called the “Museum of Ancient Small Art”. \nA visit to the Collections of Antiquities at Königsplatz shows that small art need not shy away from comparison with great art. Masterpieces of vase art\, small-scale sculpture in bronze or terracotta\, goldsmithing and stone carving or glassblowing are presented to the visitor in an educational way. \n\n\n\n\nKuros from Tenea\n\n\n\nMedusa Rondanini\n\n\n\nAphrodite of Knidos\n\n\n\nBarberine Faun\n\n\n\nRepublican\n\n\n\nTorso of Diomedes
URL:https://www.antike-am-koenigsplatz.mwn.de/en/event/permanent-exhibition-collections-of-antiquities-the-entire-spectrum-of-ancient-small-art/
LOCATION:Staatliche Antikensammlungen\, Königsplatz 1\, München\, 80333\, Germany
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