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PRESS INFORMATION
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Press contact art museum
Dr. Helga Gutbrod
T. +49 731 7050-2520
esm@neu-ulm.de
Karin Seyferth
T. +49 731 7050-2520
esm@neu-ulm.de
Press contact children’s museum
Birgit Höppl
T. +49 731 7050-2520
esm@neu-ulm.de
Permanent collection Edwin Scharff
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Pressefotos
Edwin Scharff in his studio working on the „Hockende“ Photo: Städtische Sammlungen Neu-Ulm
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Edwin Scharff, Die Hockende, 1926-28, marble
Permant loan of the Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Nationalgalerie
© VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn for the works by Edwin Scharff, Photo: Nik SchölzelExhibition view to the permant collection Edwin Scharff © VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn for the works by Edwin Scharff, Photo: Nik Schölzel
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Postproduction — Stefan Wissel in dialogue with Edwin Scharff
Press texts (in German)
- Press text Mai 2019 (MS Word, 31.50 KB)
- Factsheet, Biography of Stefan Wissel (MS Word, 77.49 KB)
- Factsheet, Stefan Wissel, Postproduction (MS Word, 46.79 KB)
Pressefotos
Stefan Wissel
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Postproduction, 2019
Bronce statue (Edwin Scharff „Young Athlete“),
Smarties, 189 x 64 x 55 cm
Photo: Stefan WisselStefan Wissel
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Postproduction, Detail, 2019
Bronce statue (Edwin Scharff „Young Athlete“),
Smarties, 189 x 64 x 55 cm
Photo: Stefan WisselStefan Wissel
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Presentation in the exhibition to Edwin Scharff, 2018
Drawings, terracottas and molds by Edwin Scharff; selection and presentation by Stefan Wissel
Photo: Stefan Wissel
Permanent collection Ernst Geitlinger
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Pressefotos
Ernst Geitlinger with a sculpture by Ewald Mataré
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Photo: Städtische Sammlungen Neu-UlmExhibition view to the permant collection Ernst Geitlinger
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Photo: Nik SchölzelExhibition view to the permant collection Ernst Geitlinger and his pupils – front: artwork “Tw T-4-75/B” (1975) by Uli Pohl.
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Photo: Nik Schölzel
If you need any information on the exhibition in English, feel free to contact us via esm@neu-ulm.de
Special exhibition art museum
Mixed DoublesThe Molls and the Purrmanns: Two artist couples of the Modern Era
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Hans Purrmann 1880–1966
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Blick auf Collioure
View of Collioure
1911
Öl auf Leinwand / Oil on canvas
Privatbesitz / Private collection
Due to copyright constraints this image has a lower resolution. Please contact us via mail to receive an image with a higher resolution.Marg Moll 1884–1977
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Tänzerin
Dancer
1930
Messing / Brass
Nachlass / Estate Marg Moll (einziger vom Nachlass Marg Moll autorisierter Nachguss / only replica casting authorized by the Marg Moll estate), courtesy Werner Weick Kunsthandel, NeussHans Purrmann
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Stehender Atelierakt (nach rechts) / Standing Nude
1907, Öl auf Leinwand / oil on canvas
Privatbesitz / private collection
Foto / Photo: Hans Purrmann Archiv, München
© VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2024 für: Marg(arete) Moll und Hans Purrmann
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Kleiner Kopf
Small Head
1907
Bronze
Sammlung / Collection Burwitz
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1906, photography
Foto: Estate Marg Moll
Due to copyright constraints this image has a lower resolution. Please contact us via mail to receive an image with a higher resolution.Hans Purrmann and Mathilde Vollmoeller-Purrmann in Corsica
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1912
Photo: Hans Purrmann Archiv, München
Due to copyright constraints this image has a lower resolution. Please contact us via mail to receive an image with a higher resolution.Oskar Moll 1875–1947
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Stillleben mit Plastik, Vasen und Wandschirm
Still Life with Plastic, Vases and Wall Screen
1917
Öl auf Leinwand / Oil on canvas
Museum Wiesbaden, Schenkung / Donation Dr. Roman Rubin 2020
Special exhibition children’s museum
Tell me about death!A participatory exhibition about the before and the afterwards
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Seeing how time passes with the help of a large hourglass – the symbolic passage from this world to the hereafter takes place in the “time machine”.
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Photo: Edwin Scharff Museum, Martina StrilicIn “the realm of Osiris” – here you can prepare yourself for life after death.
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Photo: Edwin Scharff Museum, Martina StrilicFancy an immortality potion? In the “Laboratory of Immortality”, the dream of eternal youth could come true – provided, of course, that the right recipe is mixed together.
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Photo: Edwin Scharff Museum, Martina StrilicTrying out a coffin – this is possible at the room “And then what?
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Photo: Edwin Scharff Museum, Martina StrilicAgeing is part of the theme of life and death. In the “Gallery of Ages”, the different phases of life of different people are traced.
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Photo: Edwin Scharff Museum, Martina StrilicThe “Mexican Day of the Dead” takes as its theme the colourful and cheerful farewell rites of other cultures and shows visitors young and old how the topics of death, saying goodbye and remembrance are dealt with worldwide.
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Photo: Edwin Scharff Museum, Martina StrilicIn the “Garden of Paradise”, different ideas of the afterlife are impressively presented, partly through historical but also contemporary grave goods. A grave find from the Middle Ages shows the bones of a 12-year-old girl.
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Photo: Edwin Scharff Museum, Martina Strilic
