Museum Rietberg

Name: Museum Rietberg
Address: Gablerstrasse 15, 8002, Zürich, チューリッヒ, 8002, CH
Telephone: +41 44 415 31 31

美術館・博物館 ·チューリッヒ ·Enge ·閉店

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The largely underground Smaragd extension opened in 2007 and more than doubled exhibition space.
Chinese ceramics from the Meiyintang Collection.
An art museum set in the 67,000-square-metre Rieterpark.

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火曜日10:00 – 17:00

水曜日10:00 – 17:00

木曜日10:00 – 20:00

金曜日10:00 – 17:00

土曜日10:00 – 17:00

日曜日10:00 – 17:00

Viewing depotObjects not currently on exhibition are displayed in the publicly accessible viewing depot.Smaragd
Villa WesendonckLeonhard Zeugheer designed Villa Wesendonck, one of the museum’s historic buildings.Rieterpark

The historic buildings are Villa Wesendonck, the Remise, Villa Rieter and Villa Schönberg.
The museum and Villa Wesendonck have national cultural-property status.

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Eduard von der Heydt bequeathed his collection to Zürich; his «ars una» idea treats art as equal regardless of geographic origin.
Museum Rietberg - Wikipedia
Some holdings reached the museum through colonial-era traders and collectors; contemporary acquisitions examine that history and how the collection formed.
Museum Rietberg - Wikipedia
About 80% of the collection came as gifts from private individuals and collectors.
Museum Rietberg - Wikipedia

1857–1872Otto Wesendonck owned the park and lived in Villa Wesendonck with his family.
Before 1951–52The city acquired Rieterpark and Villa Wesendonck before the villa’s conversion into a museum.
1949–1956Swiss expressionist painter Johannes Itten directed the museum.
1951–52Alfred Gradmann oversaw the conversion of Villa Wesendonck into a museum.
24 May 1952Museum Rietberg opened and established its own press shortly afterwards.

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1976–1978The city bought Villa Schönberg, which was threatened with demolition, and opened it as a museum extension.
1985The museum’s publishing activity expanded alongside its special exhibitions.