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INVENTORY NUMBER 1

Paintings have power, they can replace words and open up views into completely unknown worlds.

In a joint project with Maribor Art Gallery in 2020, we are launching a series of activities dedicated to the study of the creation of the first collections of paintings and the centenary of organised artistic activity in Maribor.

The exhibition of the Maribor Regional Museum entitled INVENTORY NUMBER 1 presents paintings that came into the museum collection as a result of the work of the predecessors of the present museum - the Museum Society in Maribor, the Historical Society for Slovene Styria and the Diocesan Museum.

In the past decades we were mainly interested in the object as a work of art and as a document of a particular artistic style, environment and period. However in the context of the project INVENTORY NUMBER 1 we have also taken an interest in the donor or the collector, who for certain reason donated or acquired the object for his or her own or the museum's collection. The material is closely linked to Maribor and its inhabitants, and to the spirit of reflection and national identity at the turn of the 20th century.

We are convinced that these stories can be appealing to modern-day museum visitors.

You are kindly invited to delve into our virtual exhibition!

THE BEGINNINGS OF THE COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS

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COLLECTIONS OF PAINTINGS OF NOBLE FAMILIES IN THE MARIBOR AREA

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THE COUNT BRANDIS COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS IN MARIBOR CASTLE

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PAINTINGS FROM THE KHISL FAMILY ESTATE IN MARIBOR CASTLE

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THE COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS BY COUNT BRANDIS IN BETNAVA AND SLIVNICA MANOR HOUSES

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PAINTINGS IN THE COLLECTION OF THE DIOCESAN MUSEUM

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PAINTINGS IN THE COLLECTION OF THE MUSEUM SOCIETY

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PAINTINGS IN THE COLLECTION OF THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF SLOVENE STYRIA

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RELOCATION OF THE MUSEUM COLLECTIONS TO MARIBOR CASTLE

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PUBLIC EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS UNTIL 1920

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PAINTINGS HAVE POWER ...

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Impresum

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