Over 100 sculptures. That’s what awaits you within the Sammlung Bollert. A hidden treasure tucked away in the Bavarian National Museum.
The Sammlung Bollert isn’t just a collection. It’s a journey through late medieval and early Renaissance artistry. Dr Gerhart Bollert a jurist meticulously assembled these masterpieces. He spent years acquiring them. The sculptures predominantly hail from southern Germany Italy and the Netherlands.
Imagine the skill. The dedication. Each piece whispers tales of its creation. Think of the artists’ hands shaping the wood the stone. The Bollert collection boasts works from renowned sculptors. Their creations depict religious figures and scenes from everyday life. They showcase the unparalleled craftsmanship of the time.
Many of the pieces were created between the 15th and 16th centuries. They provide invaluable insight into the artistic styles and religious beliefs of the era. The collection represents a pivotal point in art history. It demonstrates the evolution from the late Gothic to the early Renaissance styles.
The Bollert family’s commitment is remarkable. They preserved this collection through wars and challenging times. In 2004 the family made a generous donation. They gifted 93 works and groups of works to the Bavarian National Museum. This ensured the preservation of Dr Bollert’s legacy. The addition of this impressive collection significantly enhanced the museum’s holdings. It added pieces representing artistic styles and regions not previously well-represented in Munich. The collection is a testament to the Bollert’s family’s dedication and foresight. Their act of generosity enriched the cultural heritage of Munich and beyond. It allows future generations to appreciate these remarkable works of art.
Now step closer. Examine the details. Let the artistry transport you back in time. The Sammlung Bollert invites you to explore a world of artistic excellence. A world that transcends time itself.