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Veranstaltung From Bernini to Rubens.Roman Baroque from the Rossacher Collection im DomQuartier Salzburg

Sunday, 23. 6. 2019 till Monday, 6. 4. 2020

From Bernini to Rubens.
Roman Baroque from the Rossacher Collection

Rome is regarded as the birthplace of the Baroque, the last art movement to spread throughout Europe. It was to be powerful, classical and impressive – and an eloquent ambassador for Catholicism. The Rossacher Collection includes some sketches for paintings that were to become key works of this period. Curator Dr. Regina Kaltenbrunner Illustration Allegorie der…

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Veranstaltung GOLDEN TIMES. 17th-century Dutch painting im DomQuartier Salzburg

Monday, 1. 7. 2019 till Sunday, 10. 11. 2019

GOLDEN TIMES. 17th-century Dutch painting

The painting of the great Dutch masters, with its outstanding quality and distinction, never loses its fascination.

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Permanent exhibition

Veranstaltung A Visit to the Prince-Archbishops – State Rooms of the Residenz Palace im DomQuartier Salzburg

A Visit to the Prince-Archbishops – State Rooms of the Residenz Palace

Over the course of centuries, the Residenz Palace in Salzburg served the Prince-Archbishops as their representative seat. Even during the Baroque era, the city palace of the Prince-Archbishops was among the most impressive representational buildings in the German-language region.

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Veranstaltung Artistic Treasures of the Archdiocese of Salzburg – Cathedral Museum im DomQuartier Salzburg

Artistic Treasures of the Archdiocese of Salzburg – Cathedral Museum

The upper Oratories of the Salzburg Cathedral, some of which were formerly used as chapels, have housed the Cathedral and Diocese Museum since 1974, uniting artworks from1300 years of Salzburg church history.

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Veranstaltung More than 1300 Years of Monastic History – Museum of St. Peter’s Abbey im DomQuartier Salzburg

More than 1300 Years of Monastic History – Museum of St. Peter’s Abbey

The valuable art treasures collected by the Archabbey of St. Peter and exhibited in the Long Gallery and the Museum depict the history of the oldest monastery in the German-language region.

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