Akademie-Galerie, Düsseldorf

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After a long preparation time were the rooms of the future Academy Gallery on 17 February 2005, the public will be presented. It was a very positive response among the guests present to observe the crop, equipment and architectural quality of the new gallery perceived truly impressed. An early work of Wilhelm Lehmbruck, who had studied from 1902 to 1905 at the Academy, a "Bathing Woman" from 1905 (owned by the Academy) and a loan from a private collection of Paul Klee "Come in" from 1937 were in the middle of the rooms for one days and had issued emblematic pointed to the great history of the Academy and its professors and students. With the help of North Rhine Westphalia and the city of Dusseldorf were in the former building to the school prepared five beautiful space segments for museum purposes. Are available for the future activities of about 650 square meters available, plus office and storage areas. The location of the new institute at the Castle Square is one of the most attractive in the old town and should be appropriate for interested citizens and visitors to Düsseldorf and to attract.

Since the city already has an attractive selection of museums, the Academy Gallery "stick to its task of being a forum for the work of professors and in one case or another has become known for students. It is planned annually for the summer semester and winter semester, an exhibition show. But the "Academy Gallery will also have an archive, include the discounts and collect information and publications about the teachers of the house. Who wants to learn about the teachers or admire their work, should be at the Academy Gallery "to the right place. This institution has nothing to do with a commercial art gallery.

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