Thaulow-Museum, Art museum in Kiel, Germany
The museum building displayed Italian Renaissance architectural elements with red brick construction designed by Heinrich Moldenschardt in 1875.
Professor Gustav Ferdinand Thaulow founded the museum in 1878 by donating his collection of Gothic and post-Reformation wood carvings to the province.
The museum presented complete reconstructions of residential rooms and farmhouses, displaying furniture and decorative items from different social classes.
The exhibition space expanded fourfold in 1911 through an extension, enabling the display of more regional art and cultural objects.
The building was destroyed by fire bombs in 1944, leading to the transfer of its collections to Gottorf Castle in Schleswig.
Location: Kiel
Official opening: 1878
GPS coordinates: 54.31835,10.13262
Latest update: March 3, 2025 05:25
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