The world of Landesmuseum HannoverBorn from the bringing together of civic collections, the Landesmuseum Hannover displays its KunstWelten of medieval art at the beginning of the 20th century, with Caspar David Friedrich, Monet, Renoir, Signac and the masters of German impressionism.
1856Opening of the Hannover Museum of Art and Science
1902Installation in the Maschpark building
Middle Ages - early 20th centuryChronological extent of KunstWelten
> 20,000Drawings and prints from the graphic collection, overall institutional estimate
Hand paintedReal oil painting, no print.
Formats of your choiceA composition adapted to the dimensions ordered.
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Since 1856 · Old masters of European impressionism
Born from the bringing together of civic collections, the Landesmuseum Hannover displays its KunstWelten of medieval art at the beginning of the 20th century, with Caspar David Friedrich, Monet, Renoir, Signac and the masters of German impressionism.
The Landesmuseum Hannover was born from civic roots. In 1852, the Natural History Society of Hanover, the Historical Association of Lower Saxony and the Association for the Public Art Collection decided to raise their funds. THE Hannoversches Museum für Kunst und Wissenschaft opened in 1856 in the Sophienstrasse. Having become a provincial museum, in 1902 it joined the monumental Maschpark building which still houses it. The institution today combines several worlds of knowledge: natural history, archaeology, ethnology and art. Its KunstWelten follow painting and sculpture from the Middle Ages to the early 20th century. The Gallery of Old Masters includes German, Dutch and art italian, enriched in 1954 by works from the former Kestner-Museum. Modern masters open a panorama that goes from romanticism to impressionism and the first avant-gardes. Caspar David Friedrich, Claude Monet, Auguste Rodin and Paula Modersohn-Becker sit alongside Max Liebermann, Max Slevogt and Lovis Corinth, often united as the great trio of German impressionism. The graphic collection, rich in more than twenty thousand drawings and prints, extends this European history. The four selected paintings concentrate several strengths of the museum. Monet transforms signals, rails and steam into a painting of modernity. Renoir confronts yellow rocks and blue sea in a light mediterranean. Signac dissolves Venice in the colorful mist. Friedrich finally gives the portrait an interior gravity characteristic of German romanticism. The "Landesmuseum Hannover" selection notably compares La Gare Saint-Lazare, the signals - Monet and Yellow Rocks with blue sea - Renoir. His reading favors composition.
At the Landesmuseum Hannover, art is not isolated: it dialogues with history, cultures and sciences in a museum born from the sharing of civic collections.
Course & style
Journey, subjects and pictorial language
The Landesmuseum Hannover was born from civic roots. In 1852, the Natural History Society of Hanover, the Historical Association of Lower Saxony and the Association for the Public Art Collection decided to raise their funds. THE Hannoversches Museum für Kunst und Wissenschaft opened in 1856 in the Sophienstrasse. Having become a provincial museum, in 1902 it joined the monumental Maschpark building which still houses it. The institution today combines several worlds of knowledge: natural history, archaeology, ethnology and art. Its KunstWelten follow painting and sculpture from the Middle Ages to the early 20th century. The Gallery of Old Masters includes German, Dutch and art italian, enriched in 1954 by works from the former Kestner-Museum. Modern masters open a panorama that goes from romanticism to impressionism and the first avant-gardes. Caspar David Friedrich, Claude Monet, Auguste Rodin and Paula Modersohn-Becker sit alongside Max Liebermann, Max Slevogt and Lovis Corinth, often united as the great trio of German impressionism. The graphic collection, rich in more than twenty thousand drawings and prints, extends this European history. The four selected paintings concentrate several strengths of the museum. Monet transforms signals, rails and steam into a painting of modernity. Renoir confronts yellow rocks and blue sea in a light mediterranean. Signac dissolves Venice in the colorful mist. Friedrich finally gives the portrait an inner gravity characteristic of German romanticism.
Civic collections brought together
Three Hanoverian associations bring together natural history, regional history and art in a common museum. This milestone sheds light on the "Landesmuseum Hannover" collection by favoring composition.
The Maschpark Museum
The new building houses the provincial museum, then the old masters of the Kestner-Museum reinforce the gallery.
Transdisciplinary KunstWelten
Ancient art, romanticism, impressionism and graphic works dialogue with archaeology, ethnology and natural sciences.
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Encyclopedic Museum
Several disciplines share the same place and allow us to look at works in a broader cultural history. This trait guides a reading of "Landesmuseum Hannover" centered on composition.
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German romanticism
Caspar David Friedrich gives the collection an essential depth between portrait, landscape and interiority.
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Crossed impressionisms
Monet and Renoir dialogue with Liebermann, Slevogt and Corinth around light and modern life.
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Graphic arts
Drawings and prints offer a complementary European journey, from the Middle Ages to the beginning of the 20th century.
Explore by universe
Six readings specific to Landesmuseum Hannover
Go from romanticism to industrial city, from the Mediterranean coast to Venice, observing how each artist transforms light, color and atmosphere.
Romanticism01
Inner presence
Friedrich's portraits and landscapes seek silent emotion rather than spectacular storytelling.
For a quiet room. Reading "Landesmuseum Hannover" through composition.Modernity02
The station according to Monet
Rails, signals and steam become a motif where industry dissolves in the air.
For a contemporary interiorCoastline03
Rocks and sea
Renoir's complementary colors give the shore immediate light intensity.
For a solar atmosphereVenice04
Architecture in the mist
Signac transforms water, sky and monuments into small, colorful and vibrant units.
To choose by colorGermany05
From Friedrich to Liebermann
The museum connects romantic interiority, realism and German impressionism.
For a historical journeyEurope06
Schools in dialogue
French, German, Dutch and Italian paintings compose an open history of styles.
For an eclectic collection
Works to discover
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