Kunst zum Hören: Meisterwerke im Städel Museum

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Speaker: Max Hollein, Thomas Kästner, Andreas Sparberg, Ulla Evrahr Graphic Design: KOMA AMOK Texts by: Michael Brückner, Oliver Gustke, Ursula Vorwerk, Katharina Winterhalter German 2011, 48 Pages, 31 Ills. Hardcover, with cd 225mm x 225mm
ISBN: 978-3-7757-3029-7
| The Städel Museum – a survey of the collection

The first museum in Germany to be endowed by a bourgeois citizen was founded in 1815 by Frankfurt banker and merchant J. F. Städel; today, the Städel Museum’s internationally renowned collection provides a unique perspective of 700 years of European art history, from the Middle Ages to the present day. Countless initiatives, outstanding gifts, important acquisitions, and enthusiastic patronage have allowed the collection to expand to a great extent, especially in the area of contemporary art. In order to make these treasures accessible to the public, the Städel Museum will open a new wing in the winter of 2011-12, which will practically double the size of the museum’s gallery space. To celebrate this new and re-opening, the entire exhibition at the Städel Museum will be presented – accopanied by the official audio guide and companion volume. In conjunction with this exhibition catalogues (Alte Meister  ISBN 978-3-7757-3026-6; Moderne  ISBN 978-3-7757-3027-3; Gegenwartskunst  ISBN 978-3-7757-3028-0)