Portraits! Surprising Encounters from Botticelli to Lempicka

看点

• Anguissola's mother and Spiro's wife

  Look for Bianca Anguissola engaging with her daughter at the easel in 1557, hung beside Eugen Spiro's wife giving him the same look in 1929.

• A Roman mummy portrait and Countess Luise von Voß

  A woman from Roman imperial times and Friedrich Bury's early-19th-century countess, both dark-haired and dark-eyed, tilt their heads and look straight at you.

• A two-metre stranger and a 20-centimetre merchant

  An unknown man by an unknown painter looks proudly down from two metres up, beside Chodowiecki's tiny Marcus Levin, who glances out almost shyly.

• Margaret of Parma and Don Gabriel de la Cueva

  Anthonis Mor's knee-length Duchess, with her regal gaze, faces Moroni's nobleman from 1560: two ways of dressing and posing for status.

• Botticelli's Giuliano de' Medici

  The 1478 portrait that gives the show half its title, brought together with a Tamara de Lempicka portrait from around 1931.

适合

• 独自前往
• 深度爱好者
• 外地访客

可跳过，如果

You want portraiture in date order: every work hangs beside a partner from another century.

带孩子

Families with children aged 6 to 12 can book the Porträtwerkstatt workshop on Saturday afternoons from 21 November: €15 for two people, €20 for three or more, admission included.