Museum der bildenden Künste (Museum of Fine Arts)

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The Museum der bildenden Künste in Leipzig is a major German art museum renowned for its extensive collection spanning medieval to contemporary European painting, sculpture, and graphic arts.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf art museum
museum
architecturalStyle contemporary architecture
buildingFeature glass cube structure
large central atrium
collectionRange 19th-century art
Baroque art
Renaissance art
contemporary art
medieval art
modern art
collectionType European art
drawings
graphic arts
painting
prints
sculpture
country Germany
hasCollection works by Caspar David Friedrich
works by Claude Monet
works by Edgar Degas
works by Lovis Corinth
works by Lucas Cranach the Elder
works by Lucas Cranach the Younger
works by Max Beckmann
works by Max Klinger
works by Neo Rauch
works by Pablo Picasso
works by other Leipzig School painters
hasFunction educational programs
permanent exhibitions
research
temporary exhibitions
inception 1848
languageOfName German
locatedIn Augustusplatz area of Leipzig
Germany
Leipzig
Saxony
city centre of Leipzig
notableFor collection of Leipzig School artists
collection spanning medieval to contemporary European art
ownedBy Leipzig
surface form: City of Leipzig
partOf cultural institutions of Leipzig
significantCollection Dutch painting
Flemish painting
French painting
German painting
Italian painting
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Leipzig hasCulturalInstitution Museum der bildenden Künste (Museum of Fine Arts)
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