Musea

The collection of the museum (Kunsthalle Bremen) includes works from the 14th century to the modern day. On display are European paintings dating from the middle ages to the present, sculpture from the 16th to the 21st century, an extensive graphics holding and prints and drawings.

The museums (Die Museen Böttcherstraße) include the Ludwig Roselius Museum, an old patrician house dating from the 16th century, with works from the Middle Ages to the Baroque, the Paula Modersohn-Becker Museum and a work of the sculptor, artisan and architect Bernhard Hoetger, which is considered one of the most important examples of expressionist architecture … Lees verder » “The Boettcherstrasse Museums”

The house (Das Wilhelm Wagenfeld Haus) is named after Wilhelm Wagenfeld (1900–1990) and shows the works by this artist, the embodiment of utilitarian product development and timeless designs. The Wilhelm Wagenfeld Foundation maintains an extensive collection and archive and publishes books about Wagenfeld’s oeuvre. In changing exhibitions, conferences and lectures, current and historical developments and … Lees verder » “Wilhelm Wagenfeld House”

The museum (Dommuseum) shows the 1,200-year history of St. Peter’s cathedral, medieval tombs with priceless burial gifts, archaeological objects, medieval secco paintings, stone reliefs from the 15th century and a series of photos illustrating the architectural history of the cathedral since the year 789, the history of the Bremen diocese, from its foundation in 787 until … Lees verder » “Cathedral Museum Bremen”

The museum (Antikenmuseum im Schnoor) exhibits the collection of the Zimmermann Foundation and many masterpieces exemplifying the Greek art of vase making, creating a very special collection of painted Attic vases.While virtually no paintings from ancient Greece have survived, the wine and oil jars that have been found are decorated with paintings of an exceptional … Lees verder » “Museum of Ancient Greece im Schnoor”

The collection of the museum (Neues Museum Weserburg) is comprised of modern and contemporary art from after the 1960s.  

The museum (Schloß Schönebeck) focuses on the local ceramic production and the history of the Vegesack, the oldest artificial seaport of Germany (since 1623).