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Museum Bayerisches Vogtland and its collection
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The Museum Bayerisches Vogtland, located in Hof (Saale), is a cultural and natural history museum. It offers a rich collection of exhibits that cover a wide range of historical themes, from traditional crafts to the era of industrialization, with a particular emphasis on textile production, which was of great regional importance.
Historical Building of the Museum
The Museum Bayerisches Vogtland is housed in a hospital building that dates back to the 13th century. This historical setting adds a unique charm to the museum and provides a glimpse into the architectural style of the period.
Special Exhibitions at the Museum
The Museum Bayerisches Vogtland regularly hosts special exhibitions. These exhibitions provide an opportunity to display exhibits that are otherwise stored away and to address current topics or research results. This ensures that there is always something new to discover at the museum.
The Johann-Christian-Reinhart-Cabinett
Located directly next to the Museum Bayerisches Vogtland is the Johann-Christian-Reinhart-Cabinett. This gallery houses most of the works of the Hof painter, making it the largest art gallery in the city. The displayed works are mostly etchings from Reinhart's time in Rome, including about 30 animal depictions.
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