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The Art of the Berlin Galleries
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The Berlin Galleries
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Berlin, Dresden
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The Berlin Galleries
Excerpt from The Berlin Galleries: Giving a History of the Kaiser Friedrich Museum, With a Critical Description of the Paintings Therein Contained, Together With a Brief Account of the National Gallery of XIX Century Art The usual reference to "The Berlin Gallery," as the home of some famous masterpiece of the art of painting, leads at the present day to confusion. The expression originated when the Berlin Collection of Old Masters was housed in the "Old Museum," and Richard Muther entitled his description of these paintings (published in 1889), "The Cicerone of the Royal Picture Gallery in Berlin." Since that time the Kaiser Friedrich Museum, opened in 1904, contains the magnificent collect...
The Art of the Berlin Galleries
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Berlin, Dresden
Excerpt from Berlin, Dresden: Critical Notes on the Kaiser-Friedrich Museum and the Royal Gallery, Dresden There are numerous guide-books, catalogues, and histories of the European galleries, but, unfortunately for the gallery visitor, they are either wholly descriptive of obvious facts or they arc historical and archaeological about matters somewhat removed from art itself. In them the gist of a picture - its value or meaning as art - is usually passed over in silence. It seems that there is some need of a guide that shall say less about the well-worn saints and more about the man behind the paint-brush; that shall deal with pictures from the painter's point of view, rather than that of the...
BERLIN DRESDEN CRITICAL NOTES
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Führer durch die Königlichen Museen zu Berlin
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Führer durch die Königlichen Museen zu Berlin
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