We are pleased that the Jewish Museum Munich is open again since May 12, 2020.
Through our blog and on social media we have given you a look at what we have been doing over the past few weeks while working from home. And now we can welcome you back to the museum itself where the new exhibition “From the Isar to Jerusalem. Gabriella Rosenthal (1913–1975) – Drawings” is on show. The artist, who was born in Munich, provides an insight into her life in Jerusalem after she emigrated there in 1935 together with her then husband, the writer and publisher of religious texts, Shalom Ben-Chorin.
We are pleased that the Jewish Museum Munich is open again since May 12, 2020.
Through our blog and on social media we have given you a look at what we have been doing over the past few weeks while working from home. And now we can welcome you back to the museum itself where the new exhibition “From the Isar to Jerusalem. Gabriella Rosenthal (1913–1975) – Drawings” is on show. The artist, who was born in Munich, provides an insight into her life in Jerusalem after she emigrated there in 1935 together with her then husband, the writer and publisher of religious texts, Shalom Ben-Chorin.
