Neue Pinakothek Review

The new painting gallery is an art gallery in Munich, Germany, with a main collection of 18th and 19th century European art, and one of the most important collections of 19th century art in the world. The new painting gallery, together with the old painting gallery (Alte Pinakothek) and the modern art gallery (Pinakothek der Moderne) constitute the art district of Munich (Kunstareal).

The museum is one of the world's most important art galleries with 19 world art collections, with works by van Gogh, Monet, Gauguin and other masterpieces. It is doing a summer event and the entrance fee is 1 euro per person.

Munich New Painting Gallery. The building was built by Ludwig I in the mid-19th century to display contemporary art and is the first museum in Europe to be open to the public. In addition to enjoying a large number of famous 19th-century European art masters such as Menzel, Marx Lieberman, Cézanne, Monet, Gauguin, Degas, the treasure of the town hall, Van Gogh's "Twelve Sunflowers in a Vase", should not be missed. She is the best of the six Van Gogh sunflowers in existence, Vincent created in Arles in 1888, its rough and powerful brush stroke, full of bright and strong colors, countless oil paint marks, strongly showing Vincent's love for the sun, life; Standing in front of the sunflower, it seems that you can really feel the passion of Vincent's short and short life [love]

If you are a painting lover and looking forward to seeing international art, the new Painting Gallery in Munich is where you have to come. The most famous here is Van Gogh's sunflower, super super beautiful.

I didn’t do a good job of strategy, I could only walk around the old painting exhibition hall and the new painting exhibition hall. I knew very little about religious paintings and the works of famous historical celebrities in Germany. I only knew some famous paintings in textbooks.

Osse did not let the photographs suffer, here to take the Van Gogh detail picture is satisfied... although only four (one of the early works opposite the three Arles/Orville works, do not fall). The interpreter is free or 1 euro... There are not many people, there are seats in the middle of each hall, and a painting can be seen as long as you want to see.