With this exhibition, the Kurpfälzisches Museum opens its treasure chambers and looks back on decades of successful collecting. On display are works by Dürer, Nolde, Chagall, and others, as well as courtly treasures and Heidelberg’s art treasures—presented in surprising combinations and told in a captivating way.
What defines the inestimable value of these objects? The exhibition explores questions of artistic quality, historical relevance, provenance, preservation, and how they relate to the existing collection.
Many people contribute to the Kurpfälzisches Museum’s success as a collector. The exhibition also honors the outstanding commitment of citizens, the Friends of the Museum, and foundations that have supported and shaped Heidelberg’s great museum for generations.
What defines the inestimable value of these objects? The exhibition explores questions of artistic quality, historical relevance, provenance, preservation, and how they relate to the existing collection.
Many people contribute to the Kurpfälzisches Museum’s success as a collector. The exhibition also honors the outstanding commitment of citizens, the Friends of the Museum, and foundations that have supported and shaped Heidelberg’s great museum for generations.
