- The Glyptothek was commissioned by the Bavarian King Ludwig I to a design by the neoclassical architect Leo von Klenze and opened to the public in 1830.
- The name "Glyptothek" is a progressed made-up word. It is included the old Greek words "glyphein" to form and "theke" document, which implies therefore a limit...
- GLYPTOTHEK: “What we do in life will echo throughout eternity!” ... The Greek-style Glyptothek blocks up the northern side of Königsplatz.
- I understand the Glyptothek is now closed, but I'm wondering if any of the masterpieces have been moved to another location, so that one might still view them?
- I understand the Glyptothek is now closed, but I'm wondering if any of the masterpieces have been moved to another location, so that one might still view them?
- Ekim 2018'den Ocak 2021'e kadar Glyptothek yenileme çalışmaları nedeniyle kapalıdır. Yeniden açılışın 27 Ocak 2021'de yapılması planlanıyor.
- The Glyptothek on Königsplatz in Munich houses ancient sculptures from Greek and Roman times. All you need to know about the city’s oldest museum.
- Photo taken at Glyptothek by Alexandra V. on 10/1/2023. ... Photo taken at Glyptothek by Stephanie S. on 6/25/2023.
- The Glyptothek is a museum in Munich, Germany, which was commissioned by the Bavarian King Ludwig I to house his collection of Greek and Roman...
- Glyptothek Bavyera Krali I Ludwig in sahip oldugu Yunan ve Roma Heykelleri Glypto Yunanca glyphein cizmek kelimesinden turetilmistir icin yaptirmis oldugu...