- The opening of the Neues Museum marked a key chapter in the history of 19th-century art, museum design and technology.
- But what do we actually know about the ancient Egyptian queen and her world-famous likeness? And how did this bust end up in the Neues Museum?
- After decades of disuse, an extreme makeover for the bombed-out Neues Museum was unveiled in 2009. Like a giant jigsaw puzzle, British starchitect David...
- The Neues Museum houses two collections, and is my top pick for anyone fascinated by Egyptology and/or Stone Age and Prehistoric artifacts.
- In 1997 David Chipperfield Architects won an international competition for the restoration of Friedrich August Stüler’s Neues Museum, originally built between 1841...
- The contact can be found on the homepage of the Neues Museum under Neues Museum -> About us -> Point of contact for research and scholarly inquiries.
- Originally opened in 1855, the Neues Museum in Berlin was built to display archaeological artifacts gathered from around the world.
- Reopened in October 2009 after extensive restoration, the Neues Museum ("New Museum") is one of the undeniable highlights of the Museum Island in...
- The Neues is home to several collections from the Ancient World, from the Paleolithic period to the Middle Ages, but it’s best known as Berlin’s Egyptian museum.
- The Neues Museum was originally built between 1843 and 1855 under the auspices of a committee established by Frederick William IV.