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Alte Pinakothek

The venue: Alte Pinakothek

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Proud Ostrich and Raging Tiger: Animal Bronzes of the 19th Century

Alte Pinakothek · Munich, Germany · 24 Mar to 4 Oct 2026

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This exhibition has closed

It closed on 4 October 2026. The page stays because an exhibition history is evidence: where a work was shown, and when, is part of its provenance and this archive cites it.

On now at Alte Pinakothek: All Eyes On: The Land of Cockaigne by Pieter Bruegel the Elder and Its Acquisition History, Images of People: Portrait and Genre Photographs from the Dietmar Siegert Collection.

Visiting Alte Pinakothek

A small show of 19th century bronze animal sculptures tracing the genre from pioneers Barye and Mene to later specialists August Gaul and Fritz Behn, at the Alte Pinakothek during the Neue Pinakothek's renovation.

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