Wilhelm-Hack-Museum
Over a period of almost fifty years, Wilhelm Hack had placed emphasis on different fields in his collection. These are the three major components:
-The “Gondorfer Fund” derives from an excavation of tombs from the Migration Period in Gondorf at the river Mosel and includes Celtic, Roman, and Franconian grave furnishings from the 5th century BC to the 8th century AD.
- The medieval religious art comprises metal and ivory works, book and glass painting, and, above all, sculptures and panel painting of an extraordinary quality.
- The museum's supra-regional importance is, however, due to the third group of artworks from the 20th century: the collection of modernism documents the development of non-representational art from its beginnings around 1910 to the present.
Wilhelm-Hack-Museum
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The cabinet piece Richter/Polke - Transformation presents early graphic works by the two important German artists Gerhard Richter and Sigmar Polke, who met at the Düsseldorf Academy in 1962. Based on ...
Drawing has always been a central means of artistic expression for Sautermeister. His works are characterized by an experimental, intuitive approach, whereby cinematic quotations, the theme of ...
The exhibition takes place in the Rudolf-Scharpf-Galerie, Hemshofstr. 54 67063 Ludwigshafen.
The depiction of landscape reflects man's relationship with nature. Its significance within the history of art is subject to constant change. For a long time, it served merely as a backdrop for ...
Whether philosophy, alchemy, religion, esotericism, natural science or art: a wide variety of disciplines have been studying the four elements for centuries. The idea that the earth or the entire ...
With Wir werden bis zur Sonne gehen. Pioneers of Geometric Abstraction, the Wilhelm-Hack-Museum is focusing on the importance of female artists for the development of geometric abstraction in the 20th ...