Translation of "Grafische sammlung" in English

Since 2011, she directs the graphic collection of Berlinische Galerie.

The graphic collection of the ALBERTINA Museum houses an internationally important inventory of Dutch drawings.

The museum also has an extensive collection of graphic art.

The museum also owns a large graphic art collection (around 15,000 works) as well as photographs and architectural models, and sometimes hosts contemporary installations.

The graphic art collection after 1945 is extensive, which is why only a few names are mentioned here.

The Galerie im Park houses several collections, one of which is the important collection already started in the beginning of the sixties by the then head of the cities administrative staff van Kaldenkerken called Grafische Sammlung i.e. graphic collection.

In addition there are a large architectural collection, the collection of graphic art, and paintings and sculptures by teachers and students at the Bauhaus.

Today, the collection includes works from every sphere of the Bauhaus members’ creative work – including an architectural collection with 10,000 plans, a collection of graphic materials with 10,000 sheets, a photographic archive including 70,000 images, and objects and furniture items from every phase of the Bauhaus’s development.

The graphic collection Albertina exhibited in the Palais Erzherzog Albrecht gave this museum its name that in turn indicates to its founder Herzog Albert Kasimir of Sachsen-Teschen.

The Reproduction Department provides reproductions of artworks from the Albertina holdings (Graphic Art Collection, Architectural Collection, Photographic Collection, permanent loans) and grants permission to reproduce artworks.

The collection focuses on the one hand on German-speaking theatre culture – with a comprehensive archive of critiques and photographs supplemented by a versatile graphic collection – and on the other hand on theatre and media forms of different cultures and epochs.

As part of its Graphic Design Initiative, which aims to gradually build up a comprehensive graphic design collection, the LACMA sheds light on the period between 1975 and 1995 by means of posters and publications.

Other important acquisitions were added in 1918 (Dr. Anton Randa’s collection of prints) and in 1927 (Ferdinand Bloch’s collection of drawing and painting).

A separate display presents the results of research into the origins of the works on paper acquired by the Kunsthaus for its Collection of Prints and Drawings between 1933 and 1950.

An illustrated collection of useful tips for correctly using ceramic materials in different applications, from the simplest to the most complex.

The Faaborg Chair is also an important part of the furniture in the Museum’s fine archive, which amongst other things was used for viewing the drawing collections and for meetings.

The Albertina, the Habsburg's enormous collection of graphic arts, houses works by Dürer and Rubens along with masterpieces by Schiele, Cézanne, Klimt, Kokoschka, Picasso and Rauschenberg.

Albertina is among the world's most respected museums and has the most important graphic collection anywhere with about 1 million of works of art – drawings, watercolours and prints from the late Gothic period to the present.

In accordance with its historical development, the Graphic Arts Collection is essentially sorted by regional contexts, or so-called “schools”.

On the occasion of his 80th birthday, the Staatliche Grafische Sammlung in Munich shows works on paper by Richard Artschwager, spanning over 30 years, since December 10 2003.

This museum of medical history contains a fascinating, if sometimes graphic, collection of preserved anatomical specimens, as well as medical instruments and herb garden.

In the Pinakothek der Moderne, the visitor will find modern art and design, an extensive graphic art collection and a museum of architecture.

The bank also enabled the museum to purchase one of their works for its graphic art collection.

This collection has become the foundation for Albertina in Vienna.

It was an amazing collection of spreads of the IL – Intelligence in Lifestyle magazine.

The documentation may be viewed by appointment at the Prints and Drawings Collection of the Kunsthaus Zürich.

Edited by the graphic collection of the ETH Zürich and Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts, Departement Design and Art (Hochschule Luzern – Design & Kunst)

The artworks held in the Graphic Arts Collection cover six centuries and can be allocated to the following eras:

Following the establishment of the Albertina Graphic Collection in 1919, the holdings were once more mingled with sheets from other provenances.

Part of the graphic collection, including works by Picasso and Miró, is located next to the entrance, where the kitchen previously was.

The Burgerbibliothek of Berne is a cultural institution of the Burgergemeinde of Berne. It holds administrative and private archives, a Graphics Collection, Photographic Archives and manuscripts, for the use of researchers and the general public.

The Dada holdings of the Prints and Drawings Collection and library include works on paper, letters, books, magazines, flyers, posters, manuscripts and photographs.

Markus and Reto Huber have assembled a selection of works from the Print Collection which have not been shown for a long time and are also of interest in the context of their own work.