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von Heidi Schreiber
To mark the 460th anniversary of the death of Hans Kemmer, the "Cranach of Lübeck", the St Annen Museum presented a unique exhibition. All available works by Kemmer were brought together for the first time and shown in conjunction with the works of his teacher Lucas Cranach the Elder. The exhibition emphasised the changes in art themes during the Reformation and the German Renaissance.
We developed an impressive timeline at the entrance to the exhibition, which provided a comprehensive insight into the stages of Hans Kemmer's life. With appealing design and informative animations, we created a captivating experience for visitors and emphasised the importance of Kemmer's contribution to art history.
For us, the beauty lies in simplicity, as it allows us to get to the heart of stories and convey messages clearly. Whether we are creating a gripping narrative or developing an interactive format. Our aim is to engage people and inspire them with topics and messages.
We developed an impressive timeline at the entrance to the exhibition, which provided a comprehensive insight into the stages of Hans Kemmer's life. With appealing design and informative animations, we created a captivating experience for visitors and emphasised the importance of Kemmer's contribution to art history.
For us, the beauty lies in simplicity, as it allows us to get to the heart of stories and convey messages clearly. Whether we are creating a gripping narrative or developing an interactive format. Our aim is to engage people and inspire them with topics and messages.