In photographs 3 Photographs
Documented photographs from different dates. Open an image to browse the gallery and its original source.
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Enlarge photo ↗Access notice reviewed 7 November 2026: the museum announces reception-area renovation from March 2026 until summer 2028. Check current entry and accessibility instructions; this is not a whole-museum closure notice.
In this guide · 6 sections
Look before building a checklist
Editorial approach: choose a collection subject or a small set of works as anchors, then compare what surrounds them. Let the visit develop through looking rather than rushing between famous names.
The gallery provides historical views of the museum building. It is architectural context, not a claim that a particular artwork is on display today.
Check the reception works
The official visitor page reviewed on 7 November 2026 announces renovation of the reception areas from March 2026 until summer 2028. Consult its current access instructions before departure.
This notice concerns visitor arrangements during works. It does not establish that the museum is closed, nor that the entrance used in an older photograph remains the operating visitor entrance.
Use the official admission channel
Follow the visitor page to the museum’s official booking site and read the conditions for your date and category. This atlas does not confirm ticket availability or preferential access.
Allow time for finding the entrance, admission checks and the walk from your actual arrival point. Keep these separate from the time you want to spend with the collection.
Build a comfortable gallery visit
Editorial suggestion: keep the period after the museum flexible, allowing a rest or an optional local walk rather than another tightly spaced reservation.
Read the museum’s current accessibility information for your specific needs. An area forecast cannot establish indoor access conditions or which parts of the visitor route are affected by works.
Plan the actual visit
Check opening, admission, access needs and the correct entrance with the official visitor source. Historical photographs do not establish current conditions.
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