"Rome And The Barbarians" has moved to Bonn

[Simplex]

...the exhibition , held at Palazzo Grassi at Venice, Italy earlier this year,
has now opened at Germany's "Bundeskunsthalle" ( "Kunst- und Ausstellungshalle der Bundesrepublik Deutschland") at Bonn.
It will be open untill December, 7th this year.
For further reference:
[url:29po9hc6]http://www.bundeskunsthalle.de/[/url] (In German and English)
Further informations are avalaible here:
[url:29po9hc6]http://www.palazzograssi.it/roma/en/index.html[/url]
(In Italian, French and English)
and here (the Catalogue -- in German, -- some sample pages of that catalogue on display there);
[url:29po9hc6]http://www.hirmerverlag.de/epaper//978-3-7774-4585-4.html[/url]
The front cover of this catalogue depicts a late-roman helmet.
(The one from Deurne :?: .It has already been used on the cover of Raymond Brulet's "La Gaule Septentrionale Au Bas-Empire/Gallien in der Spätantike.)

Greez & Goodnight

Simplex

[Jona Lendering]

...the exhibition , held at Palazzo Grassi at Venice, Italy earlier this year,
has now opened at Germany's "Bundeskunsthalle" ( "Kunst- und Ausstellungshalle der Bundesrepublik Deutschland") at Bonn.
It will be open untill December, 7th this year.

Perhaps it is important to notice that photography is prohibited in the Bundeskunsthalle.

[Simplex]

......oooopssss :oops: --Errata:
Of course Raymond Brulet's works translates into "Nordgallien in der Spätantike" --- and not otherwise. (It was late then, wasn't it ? :wink: )

Greez

Simplex

[Octavianvs]

Siggi - Thanks for the information!

[Simplex]

....been there today .....
.....ahemmmm ....wellllll ....... :?:
I can't fight the impression that it is an "a bit toned-down" version of the Original at Palazzo Grassi. hock:
Compared to "Constantinus Maximus" at Trier and
"Die Hunnen" at Speyer I'd say that I'd clearly like the latter two a bit better. :roll:
Maybe I should refrain from visiting exhibitions covering Late Antiquity in Central Europe for a certain span of time. :wink:
Some of the exhibited parts looked somewhat too familiar to me.
The Catalogue, however seems to be well made at first impression.
On this occasion I acquired "Rainer Wiegels - Die Varusschlacht--Wendepunkt der Geschichte". This is the second publications on that subject that I bought. (The first one : Wolfgang Schlüter --Römer Im Osnabrücker Land" -- published in 1993 --- no hype yet at that time !!)
You see I easily get detracted from a more specific report on my visit
at "Rom Und Die Barbaren" :wink:

For now

Greez & Goodnight

Simplex

[Casmin]

man I wish I lived in Europe!