February 2007: Berlin – Exhibitions – The Gemäldegalerie

Another visit to The Gemäldegalerie which exhibits many extraordinary examples of European painting, at which every art-lover will marvel. After reunification, exhibits from the collections of both parts of the city were reunited and put on display in the new building, which supplemented the museum buildings already present on the site and drew them into a coherent whole. The collection includes epoch-making German paintings from the 13th to 18th centuries by Dürer, Cranach, and Holbein. Dutch and Flemish painting is represented by its most important masters, including Brueghel, Vermeer and Rembrandt. There are also extraordinary works of French, English and Spanish art. Italian painting is a further focus of the Gemälde.