Residenzgalerie

The Residenzgalerie is a craftsmanship display in the Alte Residenz, Salzburg, Austria. Its get-together joins works by Rembrandt, Carel Fabritius, Carlo Saraceni and Hieronymus Francken II. The state-had Residenzgalerie gives a cross-fragment of painting from the sixteenth to the nineteenth several years. It bears resemblances with the wide painting collection of Prince-Archbishop Hieronymus Colloredo, which was shown in the midst of his period late eighteenth century in rooms that are by and by the Residenzgalerie.

After 1800, regardless, this get-together was more than once desolated in the midst of the French Wars. In the age of the legislature, a noteworthy number of the works were traded from Salzburg to Vienna. Another collection was proposed not long after the First World War by a social event of Salzburg specialists, and the Residenzgalerie was opened in 1923. Beside reestablishing a constant get-together for Salzburg, the new show was furthermore anticipated that would be used by a workmanship foundation never settled, invigorate tourism, and outfit a social thankfulness for keep running with the Salzburg Festival.

The feature of the Residenzgalerie is the Czernin Collection. This was first shown at the display in 1954, at first on progress and a while later obtained all around in the region of 1980 and 1991. Its show-stoppers by seventeenth century experts are basically Dutch, yet also Italian, Spanish and French.