Pomeranian State Museum
The Pomeranian State Museum in Greifswald displays exhibits on the history of the earth, pieces of 14,000 years Pomeranian regional studies, as well as paintings, including Caspar David Friedrich, and many more historical heritage.
Genesis
The museum was built between 1998 and June 2005. The construction costs amounted to 20 million euros. It consists of an ensemble of four buildings: the classical Quistorp - building ( former city school), the Grey Monastery (former poorhouse and retirement home ), the brick building of the Library of the Gothic Franciscan monastery and the museum road. The ensemble also includes a monastery garden and a meadow with Scandinavian boulders.
In Croy - Hall, you can visit the four meters by seven meters wide, unique Croy rug, an elaborate testimony of the Reformation. Also the development of the Ernst- Moritz- Arndt- University is documented with numerous exhibits.
Chronology
Works of art in the Pomeranian State Museum
- Carl Schuch: On Seddiner lake at Kähnsdorf
- Frans Hals: Portrait of a gentleman
- Ferdinand Georg Müller Forest: The forced sale (Version 1853 )
- Philipp Otto Runge: Portrait of Wilhelmina Sophia Helwig
- Fritz von Uhde: Suffer the little children to come unto me
- Max Liebermann: Gartenlokal
- Albert Weisgerber: In the beer garden
- Anselm Feuerbach: Self-portrait
- Andreas Achenbach: Trollhätte cases
- Carl Hasenpflug: Expired Chapel
- Carl Gustav Carus: Bare tree in autumn mist
- Joseph Anton Koch: Landscape in Grottaferrata
- Vicentino prop Andrea Michieli: Festive reception for Henry III.von France in Venice on July 18, 1574
Jacob Philipp Hackert: The Ponte a Mare in Pisa (1799 )
Caspar David Friedrich: Neubrandenburg in the morning mist (1816 /17)
Vincent van Gogh: Avenue at Arles with houses