Johann Baptist
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 1847 Meyer print MARIAHILF CHURCH MÜNCHEN MUNICH GERMANY  US $27.50
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 1852 Meyer print ROYAL FOUNDRY MÜNCHEN MUNICH GERMANY US $20.80
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 Historic 1759 Map of New Spain Spanish Colonies 24x30 US $16.95
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 1934 Nymphenburg Nymphs Castle Baroque Munich Germany ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAVURE US $46.95
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Beethoven's Wig: Sing Along Symphonies
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Trumpet Concertos by Haydn, Albinoni, Neruda & Hummel [Hybrid SACD]
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Johann Baptist Vanhal: Symphonies, Vol 4 / Mallon, et al $11.6 Disc 1:Symphony in E minor, Bryan e3: Allegro (molto)Symphony in E minor, Bryan e3: AndanteSymphony in E minor, Bryan e3: Menuetto and TrioSymphony in E minor, Bryan e3: Contratanz (Presto)Symphony in C major, Br... |
Kunstmuseum Stuttgart – a modern art museum in the shape of a glass cube
Opened on the 5th of March 2005, Kunstmuseum Stuttgart is a modern art museum located in Stuttgart, Germany. This recently opened museum which is positioned ideally in the heart of the city is housed in an impressive glass cubicle building. This elegant museum was designed by the renowned Berlin architecture firm Hascher and Jehle.
Kunstmuseum Stuttgart boasts of 5000 m² of display space and is one of the most prominent buildings of the city. During the day the museum looks like a spectacular glass cube and by night when it is illuminated it becomes a unique and breathtaking site to watch.
The museum’s extensive collection originates from the former Galerie der Stadt Stuttgart. The original collection is a donation by the Marchese Silvio della Valle di Casanova that dates back to 1924. The museum also houses an important work of art created by Otto Dix. Casanova’s original collection contained work done by Christian Landenberger, Hermann Pleuer and Otto Reiniger. The collection at Kunstmuseum Stuttgart also includes work of Dieter Roth, Willi Baumeister and Adolf Hölzel.
Kunstmuseum Stuttgart is not just a museum of art since it also houses a book store, bar, restaurant and rooms for hosting special events. There is also a museum shop available in house.
Currently the museum is managed by Marion Ackermann and has undergone quite a number of expansion programmes. The museum boasts of approximately 15,000 exhibits from about the late 18th century to modern day art. Among the collections there are highlights such as the German paintings from the 18th and 19th century. There are also work created by Philipp Friedrich Hetsch and Johann Baptist Seele.
Visitors to this part of the world can explore the fascinating Kunstmuseum Stuttgart, by staying at a nearby Stuttgart hotel such as Millennium Hotel and Resort Stuttgart and experience the warm hospitality, friendly service and exceptional facilities.
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Photographers Will Love With St. Pete
I can not stress this enough; Unlike in Moscow where photographing the metro line (subway) is allowed, it is strictly forbidden in St. Petersburg and this law is strongly enforced. Not only can you not take photos inside the subway, but you can not photograph the outside the metro stations. If the police see you photographing inside or around the outside of the St. Petersburg metros, if you’re lucky you only have to pay off the policeman, if your not you could be taken to the local police station and pay a large fine there, you can even have your camera confiscated and spend a little time in the cooler.
So do not try and photograph inside the St. Petersburg Metro, or outside the metro stations, they are nothing special. Wait and photograph some really impressive metros in Moscow.
Must see photography sites:
There is really no way to list all of the sites for any city in a small magazine article, so here is a short run down on what I consider the must see sites. Of course that really depends on what your interests are and your likes and dislikes. St. Petersburg is really the do it yourselfer street walker tourist friendly city. St. Petersburg has a group of volunteers called “St. Peter’s Angels” who patrol the streets of St. Petersburg to assist tourists in any way they can, call police, medical, fire, help you find directions, even rescue tourists in trouble. Also if you’re a photographer looking to get some great photos, then give this tour group a consideration. From everything I have heard, this is one of the best tour operations in St. Petersburg and Pete is a very good person from everything I have heard from people who have used his service.
‘Peterhof’ or Petrodvorets - “Peter’s Palace” as its sometimes known is considered one of Europe’s most magnificent European palace complexes. Located on the southern coast of the Gulf of Finland, outside of St Petersburg, this palace is one of Russia’s more famous sites. Peterhof with its beautiful gardens, parks, and palaces and its picturesque fountains are famous the world over.
Peterhof was first mentioned in Peter the Great's field journal in the entry dated September 13, 1705, when he stopped here while traveling by boat from Kronstadt to St Petersburg. At that time there was only an old farmhouse on the side of the road. Peter chose it as a stopover on his journeys, and he named it after himself. Here, he built a small wooden palace in 1710. In the spring of 1714, the first of Peterhoft’s complexes to be built was the Palace of Monplaisir and the Great Mansion. Peter the Great played a large role in the designing of his palace himself, a few sketches and drawings with notes in his own hand still survivetoday. Architects who took park in the building of ‘Peterhof’ included Johann-Friedrich Braunstein, Jean-Baptiste Alexandre Le Blond, considered one of the most talented and expert French architects of the time, the Italian Niccolo Michetti, was appointed Le Blond’s successor as Chief Architect at Peterhof when Le Blond died.
You may be surprised to learn that none of the fountains at Peterhof are powered by any type of water pumps; it is all done by gravity, designed by Vastly Tuvolkov, the first Russian hydraulic engineer.
Peterhof, rivaling in splendor the park-palace complexes of France, Germany, and Italy, amazed Europe as did the newly-built St Petersburg city itself. Peterhof is regarded as an artistic miracle and demonstrates to the world the creative abilities of the Russian people. Tsar Peter the Great was able to fulfill his dreams, for he did bring Russia out of the dark ages and into the modern world, and Russia has remained steadfast since.
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