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.
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.
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.
