August 2022
Snaps from August 2022, including a visit to the Rautenstrauch-Joest Museum, Schnütgen Museum and Römisch-Germanisches Museum (currently located at the Belgisches Haus) in Cologne.
3 other articles are linking to this site
Byōbu – The art of Japanese folding screens
The tradition of kakemono and emakimono is closely related to other forms of Japanese narrative art, such as byōbu (屏風) a...
Emakimono: The art of Japanese handscrolls
Emakimono, or Japanese handscrolls, are a captivating form of narrative art that emerged during the Heian period (794-1185...
Kakemono: The art of Japanese hanging scrolls
Kakemono, or Japanese hanging scrolls, are a prominent feature in the traditional Japanese art landscape. These scrolls ar...
Related posts
April 2025
Snaps from April 2025, including a trip to the Müngstener Bridge (Müngstener Brücke), the highest railway bridge in Germany (near Remscheid/Solingen), and vi...
January 2025
I was quite busy this month, so I didn’t have much time to take pictures. But I managed to visit both the Schnütgen Museum and the Rautenstrauch-Joest Museum...
October 2024
Snaps from October 2024, including a trip to Frankfurt where I visited the Martin Parr exhibition at the Fotografie Forum Frankfurt. I was in Frankfurt for a...
September 2024
Snaps from September 2024, including a visit to Pützchen’s Markt in Bonn, one of the oldest and largest folk festivals in Germany. I also had the chance to v...
August 2024
Snaps from August 2024, including a visit to the wholesale market, the botanical garden (Flora), the Kartäuser Church, St. Aposteln, St. Kolumba Madonna in d...
July 2024
Snaps from July 2024, including a visit Wülfrath, a small town nearby my hometown. Luckily, I was also able to visit this year’s Cologne Pride Parade, which ...
May 2024
Snaps from May 2024, including a visit to St. Maria im Kapitol, the Museum for East Asian Art, and a trip to Mainz.
April 2024
Snaps from April 2024, including this year’s cherry blossom, a visit to the Cologne City Museum, which just reopened in March this year, a trip to Remagen an...
comments