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tags / twentieth century art
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sarahelaine says:
The Albertina is an incredible museum in central Vienna. It has just consolidated a new permanent collection of modern and contemporary art, to add to its existing collection of drawings and the state rooms of the palace, making it one of the most eclectic collections I've seen in Europe.
The Al…
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sarahelaine says:
The Leopold Museum is in the Museums Quarter in Vienna. It costs just under 10 Euros and there is a discount for Vienna Card holders. The museum (although not necessarily the upstairs part of the cafe) would be fully accessible to buggies and wheelchairs.
The collection of the museum is mainly …
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Pearl510 says:
This is a great museum for any one who likes modern art (mainly conceptual works, surrealism and cubism). As I've written in my travel blog I'm a great Picasso fan, so I loved la Guernica! It is such a marvelous work that you simply can't afford to miss it when you're in Madrid. But almost all the w…
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matthew1982 says:
I'm quite a big fan of certain types of art and artists. The Tate, for me, didn't live up to it's international reputation. Although there are seven floors, only two actually have pieces available to view free of charge to the general public.
It is free of charge and can be useful to pass a few…
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sarahelaine says:
The Lowry is a theatre and gallery complex in Salford, which is a city that is part of Greater Manchester. It is interesting architecturally, and focuses on contemporary and modern art.
The centre is fully disabled accessible. The galleries are free entry, although they do not validate your par…
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sarahelaine says:
CoBRA is dedicated to the European post war art movement of the same name, based in Copenhagen, Amsterdam and Brussels. The permanent collection includes work by Henry Harrup and Karl Appel. The overwhelming style of the movement is bright colours, cartoony animals, and strong lines. Most of the wo…
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Sweetski says:
I can (almost) hear some of you asking, ‘another museum review from Rudolph?’ and the answer is yes! This time however, not a review about the opening hours, the prices in the coffee corner, the museum shop or even the collection on display. For that, I recommend visiting their website that is a…
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twentieth century art Tag Map
Albertina
1 review
Tate Modern
8 reviews
CoBRA
1 review
