Art snack at time: Discover Heinrich II in Bamberg!

Art snack at time: Discover Heinrich II in Bamberg!

Domplatz 8, 96049 Bamberg, Deutschland - In Bamberg, a fascinating exhibition is presented to memory of Emperor Heinrich II and his wife, Empress Kunigunde. Since October 17, 2023, the State Library has been showing the exhibition "Luminating Wunder sign. The after life of Emperor Henry II in the early modern period" and invites the public to find out about the works of art and historical documents in a special art snack on Thursday afternoon. This event, which starts at 12:30 p.m. and takes about half an hour, is free of charge and offers visitors the opportunity to get to know selected exhibits better.

This exhibition is not only a tribute to Henry II on its 1000th anniversary of death, but also an exciting exploration of his heritage, which extends until the early 20th century. The show focuses on the history of the Holy Paar and shows a variety of exhibits ranging from woodcuts and early printing to scientific works to medieval manuscripts. The illustrations of their burial layers in the Bamberg Cathedral are particularly remarkable, which illustrate the historical meaning of the two personalities in an impressive way.

Details about the exhibition

The invited interested parties meet in the entrance area of the State Library at the address Domplatz 8 in Bamberg. The leader of the event, Dr. Stefan Knoch, will guide visitors through the exhibition and give interesting insights into the exhibits. Registration is not necessary, so the event enables spontaneous participation. This not only promotes interest in the history of Bamberg, but also emphasizes the importance of art and its afterlife in the context of important historical figures such as Henry II.

Emperor Heinrich II and Kunigunde are among the outstanding personalities of the Middle Ages. Heinrich, who ruled from 1002 to 1024, is known for its promotion of culture and the church. The exhibition not only addresses its term of office, but also the cultural after life that shaped its influence on society well into modern times.

In a time when more and more people are interested in cultural heritage and history, the State Library with this exhibition creates a valuable opportunity to learn a lot about the history of Bamberg and the influences of its historical figures. The combination of art, history and the opportunity to learn more about important personalities contributes to both informative and entertaining experience.

For those who are interested in the development of art and culture in the region, this is a must. This event could attract many visitors in the coming weeks and stimulate the cultural identity of Bamberg.

A comprehensive overview of the exhibition and other exciting details can be found www.wiesentbote.de .