Excursion to Altenburg and Dresden (three-day)
Part of the exhibition THE ART OF REPLICATION

The Lindenau-Museum was founded in 1848 by the politician, astronomer and art collector Bernhard August von Lindenau (1779–1854). It was he who assembled the historic collections in order to develop an appreciation for art among the citizens of his native town of Altenburg and give young people the opportunity to educate themselves by viewing the great works of world art. Many loan exhibits of the current special exhibition THE ART OF REPLICATION come from the collections of the Lindenau-Museum.

During the three-day excursion participants visit, among other things, the current venue of the Lindenau-Museum and get to know the town of Altenburg during a guided tour. The main focus in Dresden during an architectural tour is on the topic “Reconstruction in a modern or a historicising style?”. Also included in the programme is a visit to the art gallery Alte Meister. On the last day, a visit to the Lutherhaus in Eisenach is planned.

Participation fee per person € 385
Register by 18 May via anmeldung@draiflessen.com or +49 (0)5452.9168-3500.