The SPSG ceramic collection consists of around 3,500 East Asian porcelain objects and about 5,000 European porcelain works of art, and another 750 objects made of other ceramic materials. The SPSG als
Prussia’s King Frederick the Great personally planned the design of this park rondel in 1746. Busts of a Roman emperor, a philosopher, and four Africans dressed in ancient garb were arranged in the ci
Artemisia Gentileschi at the New Palace The permanent exhibition “The Return of the Paintings” in the Upper Gallery displays two paintings by Artemisia Gentileschi as well as works by Guido Reni and L
This portrait of Margrave Karl Friedrich Albrecht (1705–1762), painted around 1745, shows a composition that was frequently used at the time: the ruling nobleman – usually the person who commissioned
This painting, dated 1823, shows a Black boy in what seems to be North-African dress with a red fez, sitting at the gate to the garden of the Prinzessinnenpalais – with three long-haired hunting dogs
The story of the rape of the married and virtuous Lucretia by the king's son Tarquinius, her rebellion against her attacker and her subsequent suicide is part of the founding myth of the Roman Republi
Formally, the bean game is a narrow table with several rounded hollows. It can be played with beans, stones, grains, shells, small pebbles or other items. The moves are made using mathematical strateg
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Enjoy many special benefits with the purchase of a personalized annual pass for the Prussian Palaces and Gardens Foundation Berlin-Brandenburg (SPSG): Free admission to all open SPSG palaces and for t
Even today tens of thousands of objects are still missing! Among European art collections, the Prussian palaces have suffered some of the worst war losses. Most of the losses occurred through air raid
