Highly recommend taking the time to see this museum. The paints are on three floors. The paintings were very impressive. It was worth the walk to see it. There is an elevator for those who can't do the stairs.
About The Rosengart Collection
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Highly recommend taking the time to see this museum. The paints are on three floors. The paintings were very impressive. It was worth the walk to see it. There is an elevator for those who can't do the stairs.
The setting was impressive as were the works inside. Perhaps a bit Picasso heavy but the collection was the right size at least for this tourist!
This was a very nice museum. If you are not a fan of Picasso you may not enjoy it as much of the works are his. We spent about 1.5 hours there. Entrance fee was 16 CHF.
I love art and usually make it a point to visit any museum that houses impressionistic art. This was well worth a visit. I especially enjoyed the photos of Picasso. Would highly recommend!
The Rosengart Collection sits in a beautiful museum that holds impressive art while not being too overwhelming. The arrangement is thoughtful and the rooms are light and spacious. Wonderful Picasso art and as others have mentioned some great intimate photographs. Entry is not super steep,...More
This collection of art work is enhanced by showing a number of works by Picasso. Picasso had known the family who owned the building and this relationship is explored. There are a number of photographs showing the artist at work and play. Purchase a Lucerne...More
I thoroughly enjoyed my visit here. I am not a big Picasso fan, but I appreciated the breadth and depth of his work shown here and I especially loved all of the intimate photographs of him with his friends, working, vacationing, etc. These photos truly...More
We visited the Rosengart exhibition with the impression of being blown away by Picasso's artwork, and whilst it was stunning the thing that really took us was the great set of photographs on display of Picasso taken by David Douglas Duncan which showed the great...More
This museum has a fascinating private Picasso collection and the story of the family’s connection to the painter is just amazing. Watch the movie and then go again and look at some items emphasized during the video! It is one of our favorite spots in...More
Not major pieces but incidental work, not really intended for publication or showing. Photos of Picasso at work perhaps the most interesting part.
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