Pinakothek der Moderne
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Barer Strasse 40
Munich, Germany
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The Neue (New) Pinakothek (art gallery) was built in 1981 and is dedicated to late 18th to early 20th century art. It replaced a namesake museum that lasted from 1853 until its destruction during World War II. Included is a strong (one of the best in the world) collection of 19th century German works, many of which came from the private collection of King Ludwig. International masters such as Goya, Gainsborough, van Gogh, Rodin, and the Impressionists are also featured. There are over 400 paintings on display at any given time from the Bavarian State Paintings Collection. Payment Accepted:
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Jan 20, 2010 The Neue Pinakothek contains a nice array of 18th to early 20th century European art and sculpture. A significant part of the collection is from German artists who I wasn't as interested in (still of a high quality), but there is a good balance from other areas of Europe too. My favourites were the Van Goghs and Monet's Bridge at Argenteuil. Feb 11, 2009 Cohesive selection of German, American, Spanish, modern art. Had an interesting selection of classic cars, motorcycles, and furniture on display. May 14, 2009 for 1 euro you can enjoy modern art and design on sudays...its a great way to spend a sunday afternoon in the city. Aug 26, 2009 Try all kind of beer. That's the place to enjoy it. A nice place to visit is the museum of tecnologies. Related Links
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