Rediscovered Artwork Displayed in the Museum
The Clemens Sels Museum Neuss is set to unveil a captivating exhibition titled "Restored to Glory - Restorations of Significant Works from the Clemens Sels Museum Neuss". Notable paintings included in the exhibition are "Women with Lilacs" by Maurice Denis, "Arcadian Scene" by Ker-Xavier Roussel, circa 1920, and "Street in Bonn", 1913/14, by Paul Adolf Seehaus.
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For more current information about the exhibition, visit the museum's website at www.clemens-sels-museum-neuss.de. The website offers detailed information about the exhibition and other current events at the museum.
The exhibition features five central paintings from two collections: Symbolism and Rhineland Expressionism. To further explore the exhibition, a virtual tour is scheduled for next Sunday, May 9, 2021, at 3:30 PM. Registration for the virtual tour is required and can be done online. Dr. Bettina Zeman, curator, will lead the tour, which will take place digitally and is free of charge.
The tour provides an opportunity to delve deeper into the restored works of art, gaining a unique insight into the museum's collection. The newsletter and the museum's website are separate entities, each offering different yet valuable information. The newsletter's Privacy Policy can be found for further information.
Previous media coverage of the exhibition is available at this link. For those unable to attend the virtual tour, the coverage offers a glimpse into the restored works of art and the exhibition as a whole.
In conclusion, the Clemens Sels Museum Neuss's exhibition "Restored to Glory - Restorations of Significant Works from the Clemens Sels Museum Neuss" promises an enriching experience for art enthusiasts. By subscribing to the museum's newsletter and registering for the virtual tour, you can stay updated on the latest happenings and gain a deeper understanding of the museum's collection.
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