From the Vosges to the Black Forest, the Unterlinden Museum highlights the artistic production of the Upper Rhine region during a fascinating dive into religious art and devotional painting. Thanks to prestigious loans including an exceptional painting by Dürer, the exhibition manages to unravel the complex links which unite artists and sponsors, while highlighting the stylistic specificities specific to each production center and to the workshops of the time scattered between Basel, Strasbourg and Freiburg im Breisgau.

Focus on the golden age of Germanic painting

In the heart of the historic cities of Besançon, Colmar and Dijon, a museum triad is deployed to celebrate the golden age of Germanic painting between 1370 and 1550, through 200 carefully selected works. Among these treasures, the creations of masters such as Lucas Cranach, Albrecht Dürer and Martin Schongauer are just the tip of the iceberg. Through three distinct but complementary sections, we rediscover the brilliance and diversity of the artistic production of the German-speaking regions of the Holy Roman Empire:

Discover our articles on the Made in Germany exhibitions at the Museum of Fine Arts and Archeology of Besançon and Masters and Wonders at the Museum of Fine Arts of Dijon{12 }.

UNTERLINDEN MUSEUM
Until September 23, 2024
Place Unterlinden, 68000 Colmar
More information