Kunstmuseum Bern Books

Weites Feld

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Looming thunderclouds, reflective water surfaces, and seas of urban light - the landscape plays a starring role in Martin Ziegelmüller's paintings. His painterly curiosity knows no bounds. It wakes...

Amiet

By Cuno Amiet

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The exhibition not only celebrates the 50th anniversary of Cuno Amiet but also a remarkable friendship between the private collector Eduard Gerber and the artist. In addition to works from the Gerb...

Otto Nebel 1892 1973

By Otto Nebel

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Berlin-born Otto Nebel (1892-1973) was a versatile and talented painter and author, who, like other members of the Sturm movement centred around Herwarth Walden experimented with language and image...

Sam Francis und Bern

By Kunstmuseum Bern

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Die Sammlung Toni Gerber im Kunstmuseum Bern

By Kunstmuseum Bern. Sammlung Toni Gerber., Kunstmuseum Bern.

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Elsbeth Boniger

By Matthias Frehner, Kunstmuseum Bern.

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Julio Gonzalez

By Julio Gonzalez

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Niclaus Manuel im Kunstmuseum Bern

By Niklaus Manuel, Kunstmuseum Bern

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Alte Meister

By Kunstmuseum Bern

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Von malenden Heiligen, schwebenden Pelztieren und schwarzen Flachen

By Kunstmuseum Bern

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