Museum tip: Städel | Women
Women Artists between Frankfurt and Paris around 1900
Modernism is unimaginable without the contribution of women artists. Not only well-known women painters and sculptors such as Louise Breslau, Ottilie W. Roederstein, and Marg Moll, but also many others successfully established themselves in the art world during the period around 1900—Erna Auerbach, Mathilde Battenberg, Ida Gerhardi, Annie Stebler-Hopf, Elizabeth Nourse, and Louise Schmidt, to name just a few. It is time to dedicate a major exhibition to these women for the first time ever, and to discover them anew.
The Städel Museum is a place of encounter, exchange and the exploration of our past, present and future. It collects, preserves and studies works spanning 700 years of art and teaches the public about them.
Städel | Women
until 27. Oct 2024
Opening hours
Tue, Wed, Fri, Sat, Sun: 10 am – 6 pm
Thur: 10 am – 9 pm
Mon: closed
Entry From €16
Info: www.staedelmuseum.de
Explorer Weekend includes the following benefits:
2 nights in an Orange Plus double room (2 persons) or in a Classic single room (1 person)
Wonderful organic breakfast buffet
Frankfurt Card for two days
Package price
2 people in an Orange Plus double room €338
1 person in a Classic single room €239
Can be booked from Thursday to Monday, except during trade fairs • minimum stay 2 nights • extra nights upon request • cancellation is free of charge up to 48 hours before arrival • the package is subject to availability
Fotonachweise:
Dora Hitz (1853–1924)
In den Rosen, vor 1913
Öl auf Leinwand
63 × 95 cm
Museum Wiesbaden
© Museum Wiesbaden, Foto: Bernd Fickert
Ausstellungsansicht „Städel | Frauen. Künstlerinnen zwischen Frankfurt und Paris um 1900“
Foto: Städel Museum – Norbert Miguletz
Außenansicht: Foto: Städel Museum – Norbert Miguletz
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