Frankfurt, Germany
The Städel Museum is one of Germany's oldest and most significant art museums, founded in 1815 by banker Johann Friedrich Städel. Its collection spans seven centuries - from medieval panel painting to contemporary art - with highlights including works by Botticelli, Rembrandt, Vermeer and Beckmann. The building on the Museumsufer along the Main river also hosts temporary exhibitions and cultural events.
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
The SINNBILDER series brings together art history and philosophical-theological reflection. This session focuses on Georges Braque's Cubist work *La mandoline concert* from 1913-1914.
The SINNBILDER series at Frankfurt's Städel Museum explores Mary Magdalene through history, scripture, and legend, guided by art historians and theologians as part of the Sin. Pray. Love. exhibition.
A guided tour through the "Bruegel. Printed" exhibition at Frankfurt's Städel Museum, combining art history with philosophical and theological perspectives. Led jointly by art historians and clergy.