Albertinum
At the Albertinum the Skulpturensammlung from 1800 and the Galerie Neue Meister have been presented as one museum for art from the Romantic period to the present.
Masterpieces from more than five millennia
From 5 May 2020 the Skulpturensammlung up to 1800 at the Semperbau am Zwinger is open from 11 to 17 (closed on Mondays). The Skulpturensammlung from 1800 at the Albertinum will be on show again from 19 June. Please note the special opening hours.
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The illustrious holdings of the Dresden Skulpturensammlung range in date from classical antiquity via the art of the Renaissance, Baroque and Expressionism down to the 21st century, from Polycletus to Giambologna and Permoser, and from Rodin and Lehmbruck to Glöckner and Cimiotti.
Ancient and Baroque sculptures
Entering the Albertinum, visitors are greeted by ancient and Baroque sculptures. Starting in 2020, the unique sculptures will have a new home in the Semperbau at the Zwinger. Until that time, they will be accessible for visitors in three visible storage galleries at the Albertinum.
One of the oldest antique collections outside Italy
The Skulpturensammlung holds works dating from more than five millennia – from the cultures of classical antiquity via all the various periods of European statuary art from the early Middle Ages down to the present day.
From our Online Collection
