Gemäldegalerie: Films

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Films of the Gemäldegalerie

Alone in the museum
Hingeschaut
Lieblingsstücke (Favourite Pieces)
Exhibitons
Behind the Scenes
Image film of the Gemäldegalerie

Alone in the museum

Alone in the museum | Gemäldegalerie with Stephan Kemperdick

An exclusive guided tour through the highlights of the Gemäldegalerie with the curator Stephan Kemperdick himself? No problem!

With subtitles.

Length: 15:10 minutes
Producer: Retina Fabrik

Hingeschaut!

Hingeschaut! | The Fountain of Youth by Lucas Cranach the Elder

With subtitles.

Länge: 1:36 minutes
Picture: The Fountain of Youth by Lucas Cranach the Elder (1546) © Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Gemäldegalerie / Jörg P. Anders
Animation: Retina Fabrik

Lieblingsstücke (Favourite Pieces)

Video series: museum professionals of the Gemäldegalerie talk about their favourite works of art.

Lieblingsstücke (Favourite Pieces) | Johannes der Täufer in der Einöde von Geertgen tot Sin Jans

With subtitles.

Length: 2:20 Minuten
Production: Retina Fabrik

Further Lieblingsstücke (Favourite Pieces)

Lieblingsstücke (Favourite Pieces) | Bildnis eines jungen Mannes von Georg Pencz

With subtitles.

Length: 3:20 minutes
Production: Retina Fabrik

Lieblingsstücke (Favourite Pieces) | Bildnis eines jungen Mädchens von Albrecht Dürer

With subtitles.

Length: 2:43 minutes
Production: Retina Fabrik

Lieblingsstücke (Favourite Pieces) | Der Heilige Hieronymus von Jacopo Bellini

With subtitles.

Length: 2:54 minutes
Production: Retina Fabrik

Lieblingsstücke (Favourite Pieces) | Die Heilige Maria Magdalena (Mansi-Meister)

With subtitles.

Length: 1:47 minutes
Production: Retina Fabrik

Lieblingsstücke (Favourite Pieces) | Der Kaufmann Georg Gisze von Hans Holbein d. J.

With subtitles.

Length: 2:20 minutes
Production: Retina Fabrik

Exhibitions

Renaissance Faces. Masterpieces of Italian Portraiture

Renaissance Faces. Masterpieces of Italian Portraiture: The Gemäldegalerie and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York have undertaken a landmark project tracing the development of the Italian portrait in the fifteenth century. In Berlin the event takes place in the beautifully restored Bode-Museum, it is subsequently on view at the Metropolitan Museum. The show is placed under the auspices of the Foreign Office of the Federal Republic of Germany.