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Neue Nationalgalerie, Berlin - IgoUgo Reviews
We did at least get to see the glass-and-steel cube-like exterior designed in the early 1960s by the famous Bauhaus architect Mies van der Rohe. It’s essentially a large steel box, with a heavy top and long glass windows on all sides. Since it was a drab day, the windows didn’t add much light, a...
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Neue Nationalgalerie (Staatliche Museum zu Berlin) | Museum/Attraction Review | Berlin | Frommers.com
In its modern glass-and-steel home designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe (1886-1969), the Neue Nationalgalerie is a sequel of sorts to the art at Dahlem. It contains a continually growing collection of modern European and American art. You'll find works of 19th-century artists, with a concentration o...
frommers.com
New National Gallery - Ludwig Mies van der Rohe - Great Buildings Online
— David Spaeth. Mies van der Rohe. p176 Above all Mies wanted to carry out on a more monumental scale the unitary space and surrounding structure that he had conceived for Bacardi. The great room would house temporary exhibitions while the permanent collection together with administrative offic...
greatbuildings.com
New National Gallery - Berlin.de
Thus, the effect of the Neue Nationalgalerie is not only seen in its overall structure, it can also be seen in the details. The roof is not just a simple steel panel of a certain size - in the interplay of its areas, reinforcements, edges and rivets it is the result of an artistic intention to which...
berlin.de
Neue Nationalgalerie Berlin by Mies van der Rohe
The austerity of Mies’ composition is commonly seen as an appropriate interpretation of a classical system of columns and beams, with little reference to the function of the building except for the transparency afforded by the use of large expanses of glass and sinuous structural steel. The Neu...
galinsky.com
Walks through Berlin / Senate Department for Urban Development Berlin / Museum Tour - Western Part
The New National Gallery opened in 1968 is one of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe's late works and his only museum building worldwide. From a massive subterranean pedestal, a temple of glass and steel rises up, bearing a monumental roof sustained by eight slender steel struts. Glass walls link rather than ...
stadtentwicklung.berlin.de
New National Gallery, or Neue Nationalgalerie (museum, Berlin, Germany) --�Britannica Online Encyclopedia
This article describes the history and impact of the National Gallery in England. Founded in 1824, the National Gallery was England's first truly free public museum, absent any restrictions or impediments on visiting. Art collecting and appreciation had been the preserve of the aristocracy but Membe...
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