Exhibitions

This exhibition will reunite around 150 of the most important works for the first time since the seventeenth century, providing an unprecedented opportunity to experience the collection that changed More Info

Through some twenty works, this is the first monographic exhibition dedicated to Michael Sittow (1469-1525). Born in Reval, Sittow travelled to Bruges, likely to study under Hans Memling. After More Info

This exhibition unites the Master of Meßkirch's oeuvre for the first time. "The Master of Meßkirch" takes his name from his major work: the altarpieces of the collegiate church of St. Martin in More Info

This exhibition brings together theworks by Arcimboldo housed in Spanish collections, including Flora (1589) and Flora meretrix (c. 1590). loaned from a private collection and Spring (1563), loaned by More Info

This exhibition is dedicated to Rueland Frueauf the Elder, documented in Salzburg and Passau between 1470 and 1507, one of the most significant Late Gothic painters in the German speaking area. The More Info

This is the first exhibition dedicated to a comparative analysis of female courtly patronage in the Renaissance, focusing on three remarkable women rulers and collectors of the House of the Habsburgs: More Info