Bayerisches Nationalmuseum

日曜日に1€となる博物館の一つバイエルン国立博物館

英国庭園の波乗りスポットEisbachwelleから徒歩2分

今まで私が見たことがない特徴的な展示がいくつか見受けられた

個人的には、日本では見られない中世の鎧の展示があり、かつ全体的にコンパクトで良い印象を持った

iPhoneのデータが旅立ったため、あいにく写真はない)

 


http://www.bayerisches-nationalmuseum.de
The "Bavarian National Museum"  was founded by the Bavarian King Maximilian II. In 1855, according to his will, a building was constructed that meanwhile houses the museum for ethnology, for only some 40 years later, in 1894 a second building was erected to house a collection of art and crafts. Those masterpieces of Bavarian craftmanship were meant to cover all eras of history, from medieval times to the 19th century. The National Museum of Bavaria is a so called "Gesamtkunstwerk", a term set up to dscribe the ideas of art at the end of the 19th century: all aspects of human endeavor should be casted together. Acccording to this theory, the building in its facades reflects what is inside, the architectural plans considered the specific exhibits that would be shown in the rooms and floors to be constructed. All this maybe shows the importance of craftmanship at the time "Pride and Prejudice" hit the bookshelves in Victorian England. Think about how many honest, diligent and talented men not only lost their "job" but their profession when furniture, shoes and clothes were suddenly massproduced by stupid machines. It seems worth a second thought how this process relates to "nationalism" that had its heydays at the same time and whose culmination in German national-socialism took his start in Munich beer cellars. Strangely, by the name of the architect you will also be able to make a call for a jug of beer: "Seidl".
Open Tuesday to Sunday from 10 - 17 h, Thursday 10 - 20 h
Adults Û 3, Reduced rate Û 2, Groups (from 5 pers.) Û 2
Free admission for members, children, and young persons under 18 
Free admission on Sundays 
The entrance prices do not apply for special exhibitions.