Museum of Fine Arts Bern
by Museum of Fine Arts Bern
October 4, 2015 7:00 pm
The Kunstmuseum Bern is Switzerland’s oldest fine art museum with a permanent collection ranging from Gothic times to the present. With currently over 3000 paintings and sculptures as well as around 48,000 drawings, prints, photographs, videos and films, it boasts not only one of Switzerland’s leading collections but also international renown. The great diversity of its collection, including works by Ferdinand Hodler, Paul Klee, Albert Anker, Pablo Picasso, Franz Gertsch, Vincent van Gogh, Meret Oppenheim and many more, has secured the Kunstmuseum Bern an outstanding reputation worldwide. Large groups of works by Bernhard Luginbühl, Markus Raetz, Urs Lüthi, Dieter Roth and Sigmar Polke represent contemporary approaches.
Recent Episodes
Salvador Dalí (1904 – 1989), Atavisms of Twilight (Compulisive Idea) 1933
9 years agoHenri de Toulouse-Lautrec (1864 – 1901), Mrs. Misia Natanson at the Piano, 1897
9 years agoAlexandre Calame (1810 – 1864), The Grand Eiger, 1844
9 years agoLouis Moilliet (1880 – 1962), At the Music-Hall, 1913
9 years agoChaim Soutine (1893 – 1943), Flayed Beef, 1926
9 years agoJohannes Itten (1888 – 1967), Composition in Blue, 1918
10 years agoPiet Mondrian (1872 – 1944), Painting No. II with Grey and Black, 1925
10 years agoMax Ernst (1891 – 1976), Forest and Sun (Nocturnal Landscape), 1928
10 years agoHans Arp (1886 – 1966), Duo Painting based on a collaborative drawing with Sophie Taeuber
10 years agoAdolf Wölfli (1864 – 1930), General=View of the Island Neveranger, 1911
10 years ago