Kunstmuseum Singen

Singen
Germany
Kunstmuseum Singen
Kunstmsueum Singen, Innenansicht
Art
Opened in 1990, the museum is one of the most distinguished art museums on the German side of Lake Constance. The museum focuses on classical modern art and contemporary art from the four-country region of Lake Constance and the German southwest. On 1000m2 and two floors, the house shows four to six collection and special exhibitions annually. Preferably during the summer months, the museum presents a selection from its art-historical collection of "Höri artists" with works by Otto Dix, Erich Heckel, Max Ackermann and many others.

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Address

Kunstmuseum Singen

Ekkehardstraße 10
78224
Singen
Germany
Opening hours
Open all year from
Tuesday - Friday: 14:00-18:00
Saturday - Sunday: 11:00-17:00

Closed on
Contact and additional information
+49 7731 85 271

Currently and upcoming

Auf dem Bild sind verschiedengroße schwarze Punkte sichtbar, das Bild erinnert an eine Landkarte. In der Mitte des Bild sieht man ein rotes Fähnchen.
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The German-French artist Véronique Verdet (*1967, Cannes) lives and works in Saarbrücken. She studied sculpture and audiovisual art at the HBK Saar art academy from 2000 to 2004 and has made a name ...

Das Gemälde zeigt vor rosafarbenem Grund einen großen, eiförmigen Kopf in hellem Grün, schwarz umrandet, mit schmalen schwarzen Augen, einem geschwungenen Nasenstrich und rotbraunem Mund. Unterhalb des Kopfes liegt ein violettfarbener Torso mit rotem Rechteck.
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The married couple Walter Herzger (1901-1985) and Gertraud Herzger-von Harlessem (1908-1989) belong to the inner circle of those "Höri artists" who lived and worked on the Höri peninsula on Lake ...

Auf dem farbigen Aquarell ist der Kopf eines gemalten Harlekins sichtbar, der den Blick dem Betrachter zuwendet. Er hat eine spitz nach oben zulaufende Kopfbedeckung.  Der Hintergrund besteht aus wässrigen Ros- und Grüntönen.
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In the 1930s and 40s, numerous painters, draughtsmen and sculptors sought refuge from political pressure and war in the seclusion of the Höri peninsula. However, they did not form an artists' colony. ...