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The Kunsthalle Bremen is an art museum displaying European art since the Renaissance period, with paintings from the 14th century and sculptures from the 16th century onwards, along with drawings and prints.
The Kunsthalle Bremen is an art museum displaying European art since the Renaissance period, with paintings from the 14th century and sculptures from the 16th century onwards, along with drawings and prints. It has an important collection of 19th - 20th century French and German paintings, including Impressionists works by artists such as Monet, Manet and Cézanne.
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The bronze bust of Paula Modersohn-Becker honors the early Expressionist artist who is recognized as the first female painter who created nudes
Schnoor is the oldest quarter in Bremen, a medieval neighborhood with narrow cobbled lanes lined with quaint 15th - 16th century fachwerk (half-timbered) houses
Haus der Wissenschaft hosts presentations and exhibitions on science and contemporary research
The Raupe is a public art installation of a caterpillar made from acrylic , polyester and foam on a steel platform, located in President-Kennedy-Platz
The towering Bremen Cathedral on the market square has a history dating back to the 8th century, and has been rebuilt several times over the years
Windobjekt is a public art installation comprising 3 stainless steel wings which move with the wind
Der Tröpfler fountain stands outside the entrance to Börsenhof
Kinetisches Objekt is a public art installation of hollow stainless steel hemispheres arranged around different axes, which move with the blowing wind like machine parts