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Welcome: Director Roger Diederen

Richard Riemerschmid: Rug, 1903

Richard Riemerschmid: Chair from Salon of the Thieme House, Munich, 1902/1903

Franz von Stuck: Poster for the “VII. International Art Exhibition” at the Glass Palace, 1897

Photo: © Münchner Stadtmuseum

Hermann Obrist: Large Wall Hanging with Cyclamen (“Lash of a Whip”), c. 1895

Photo: © Münchner Stadtmuseum

Ludwig von Zumbusch: Cover of “Jugend. Munich illustrated Weekly for Art and Life”, 1, Dec. 1896

Photo: © Paul und Diana Tauchner, Photografer: Marianne Franke

William Wauer: Pastiche of Ludwig von Zumbusch’s Cover for “Jugend. Munich illustrated Weekly for Art and Life”, 1898

Karl Wilhelm Diefenbach: Thou Shalt not Kill, 1906

Photo: © Museum Wiesbaden, Photografer: Markus Bollen

H. H. Gulfried: Ethos. Vegetarian Restaurant, c. 1914

Photo: © Münchner Stadtmuseum

Fritz Behn: Puma, c. 1900

Wera von Bartels: Panther, c. 1913

Photo: © Münchner Stadtmuseum, Donation Sammlung K. Barlow und A. Widmann

Wera von Bartels: Heron, c. 1911

Photo: © Paul und Diana Tauchner, Photografer: Marianne Franke

Richard Riemerschmid: The Garden of Eden (second version), 1900

Hermann Obrist: Modell “Movement”, pre-1914

Photo: © Museum für Gestaltung Zürich, Kunstgewerbesammlung, ZHdK, Photografer: Umberto Romito & Ivan Šuta

Philipp Kester: Hof-Atelier Elvira (Elvira Studio) in Munich. Building exterior, c. 1900

Photo: © Münchner Stadtmuseum

Ernst Haeckel: Art Forms in Nature, Plate 41, 1899–1904

Photo: © Paul und Diana Tauchner, Photografer: Marianne Franke

Hermann Gradl the Elder: Fish Pattern Dinnerware, 1899/1900

Photo: © Paul und Diana Tauchner, Photografer: Marianne Franke

Ludwig Vierthaler: Jardinière with Brittlestars und Anemones on Tripod, c. 1906

Photo: © Paul und Diana Tauchner, Photografer: Marianne Franke

Ludwig Vierthaler: Bowl with Sea Spider and Topaz-Coloured Rhinestone, c. 1906

Photo: © Paul und Diana Tauchner, Photografer: Marianne Franke

Bernhard Pankok: Display Cabinet from the Dining Room of Villa Obrist, Munich, 1898/99

Photo: © Münchner Stadtmuseum

Frank Eugene: Reclining Male Nude, 1914

Photo: © Münchner Stadtmuseum

Frank Eugene: Minuet, c. 1900

Photo: © Münchner Stadtmuseum

Adolf von Mayrhofer: Belt buckle, c. 1910

Photo: © Ratz-Coradazzi Sammlung, Photografer: Wolfgang Fuhrmannek, Hessisches Landesmuseum Darmstadt

Adolf von Mayrhofer: Belt buckle, c. 1910

Photo: © Münchner Stadtmuseum, Sammlung Dry-von Zezschwitz

Max Strobl: Belt buckle, c. 1915–1919

Photo: © Ratz-Coradazzi Sammlung, Photografer: Wolfgang Fuhrmannek, Hessisches Landesmuseum Darmstadt

Georg Carl Reichenbach: Vase, 1906

Photo: © Münchner Stadtmuseum

Georg Carl Reichenbach: Small and large pumpkin-shaped vase, c. 1906

Photo: © Sammlung O. F. Götz, Photografer: Jan Röder

Ignatius Taschner: “Agriculture (Girl on a Bull)”, from a multi-part centrepiece, “Crown Prince's Silver”, 1909 (Design: 1905–1909)

Photo: © Münchner Stadtmuseum

Ignatius Taschner: “The Hunt (Diana with Falcon on a Stag)”, from a multi-part centrepiece, “Crown Prince's Silver”, pre-1908 (Design: after 1904)

Photo: © Münchner Stadtmuseum

Ignatius Taschner: “Trade (Mercury on a Camel)”, from a multi-part centrepiece, “Crown Prince's Silver”, 1911/12 (Design: 1910/11)

Photo: © Münchner Stadtmuseum

Ignatius Taschner: “The Military (Warrior on Horseback)”, from a multi-part centrepiece, “Crown Prince's Silver”, 1913/14 (Design: 1910–1913)

Photo: © Münchner Stadtmuseum

Greta von Hoerner: Set Design and Shadow Figures Pan and Witch with Sack for “Pan, a Romantic Shadow Play” by Alexander von Bernus, Schwabinger Schattenspiele, 1907

Photo: © Münchner Stadtmuseum

Thomas Theodor Heine: Devil, c. 1904

Photo: © Münchner Stadtmuseum, Donation Sammlung K. Barlow und A. Widmann

Thomas Theodor Heine: Simplicissimus as Well-Wisher, 1911

Photo: © Münchner Stadtmuseum

Fritz Erler: Rübezahl on his Travels, 1897

Photo: © Münchner Stadtmuseum

Julius Diez: Exhibition Munich 1910. Masterpieces of Muhammadan Art, 1910

Photo: © Münchner Stadtmuseum

Julius Diez: Chair from the Hallway of Villa Sack, Tutzing, c. 1904

Photo: © Münchner Stadtmuseum

Salon Adolf Schober, Munich: Evening Gown, worn by Frida von Kaulbach, c. 1910–1912

Photo: © Münchner Stadtmuseum

Hoch & Schneider, Munich: Ball Gown, c. 1911

Photo: © Münchner Stadtmuseum

Ladies’ evening coat in kimono style from the estate of Franz von Lenbach, c. 1908

Hugo von Habermann: Baroness Hertling as a Geisha, 1887

Gebhardt Fugel: The artist Paul Rieth as a Japanese man, from the Künstler-Sänger-Verein cartoon album, 1893

Albert Weisgerber: Sent M’ahesa, 1911

Richard Riemerschmid: Furniture Set „Nuremberg Room“ (chest of drawers, food cupboard, chairs, table), 1900

Franziska Edle von Geiger-Weishaupt: Cows in the Water, c. 1890

Philipp Kester: En plein air. Women Painters at Work, 1906

Ludwig Hohlwein: Herrsching – Ceramics Workshops München/Herrsching, 1910

Emilie Butters-Krieger: Vase, c. 1911

Unknown: Vase, c. 1911

Bruno Paul: Kunst im Handwerk (Art in Craftsmanship), 1901

Richard Riemerschmid: “Seven Ages of Man” Supraporte, 1899/1900

Richard Riemerschmid: Music Room Chair, 1898/99

Richard Riemerschmid: Chair from the machine furniture programme, 1905

Richard Riemerschmid: Table from the machine furniture programme, pre-1905

Bruno Paul: Laundry dresser from the type furniture programme, 1908

Thomas Theodor Heine: Simplicissimus, 1897

Max Schwarzer: German Exhibition “The Gas”, 1914

Joseph Rudolf Witzel: Jugend. Munich illustrated Weekly. Available here, 1896

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