Herzog Anton Ulrich-Museum

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I loved the museum! We had a Sunday brunch here at the restaurant attached to the Museum, and I put a review on that separately. I cannot recommend the establishment enough! We took a guided tour of the "Max becomes Beckmann", the exhibition of Max Beckmann's life and work(art), who was a Braunschweig native as well. With the Museum Labels, information tags, descriptions (whatever you want to call it) in English in the gallery, the guided our in German was easy enough to understand and comprehend and enjoy as well. And they have a varied collection of famous pieces that they want to showcase. It is very well organized and catalogued, replete with a map of where each exhibit is on a pamphlet etc, as only the Germans can do! A most enjoyable Sunday in this gloomy winter weather... read more

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Museumstr. 1
38100 Braunschweig
Germany
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0531 12252424
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http://www.3landesmuseen.de

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What time does Herzog Anton Ulrich-Museum open?

Herzog Anton Ulrich-Museum opens at 11:00 AM on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

What time does Herzog Anton Ulrich-Museum close?

Herzog Anton Ulrich-Museum is closed on Monday.Herzog Anton Ulrich-Museum closes at 6:00 PM on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Mon ClosedTue-Sun 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM

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Das Herzog Anton Ulrich-Museum ist eines der ältesten Kunstmuseen Europas. Der Name erinnert an Herzog Anton Ulrich von Braunschweig-Lüneburg. Er erwarb den bedeutendsten Teil der hochrangigen Bestände: die wertvollsten Gemälde - darunter Bilder von Giorgione, Rubens, Rembrandt und Jan Vermeer van Delft - die größte Sammlung italienischer Majolika-Keramik nördlich der Alpen, die über zweihundert Exemplare französischer Emailmalerei und die beachtliche Kollektion ostasiatischer Kunstwerke.

History

Established in 1754.

Diese Schätze befinden sich seit über 300 Jahren in Braunschweig. Anton Ulrich bewahrte sie seit Ende des 17. Jahrhunderts in seinem Lustschloss Salzdahlum. Sein Großneffe Herzog Carl I. eröffnete 1754 in Braunschweig das "Kunst- und Naturaliencabinett", das erste öffentlich zugängliche Museum des Kontinents - zeitgleich mit dem British Museum in London (1753, eröffnet 1759). Dort wurden von nun an die Bronzestatuetten, die Kunstkammerobjekte, die Kunstmöbel, die Elfenbeinschnitzereien, die Antiken, die Majoliken, Emails und Ostasiatika ausgestellt. Die Gemälde blieben jedoch bis zu Napoleons Zeiten in der Salzdahlumer Galerie. Carl bereicherte diese vor allem um niederländische Landschaften und Stillleben und gründete das Kupferstichkabinett. Als 1811 das baufällige Schloss in Salzdahlum abgerissen wurde, kamen auch die Bilder nach Braunschweig.

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