10-23-2008, 02:16 PM
Now in Bonn, Germany since 15th of October the exhibition "RASNA - Die Etrusker" started. This exhibition shows in three areas Life - Death - Religion nearly every important aspect of Etruscan Life with over 250 artifacts from Bonn of the Etruscans.
There is also a reconstruction of the famous "Tomba Francois" in Lifesize (!), one of the most beautiful and important graves of ancient Toscany and an exhibition of Anja Schindler, an modern artist who is inspirated of Etruscans.
Because I was working on this exhibition, I want to introduce this exhibition here in this Forum and I hope as many people as possible go to this really nice exhibition about this fascinating subject. If you have any questions about this exhibiton, don´t hesitate to ask here, I will answer them with pleasure.
More informations you can find also on the homepage http://www.etrusker-bonn.de For students the entry is free, otherwise you have to pay 3,50 €. You can buy the catalog for 20 €.
There is also a reconstruction of the famous "Tomba Francois" in Lifesize (!), one of the most beautiful and important graves of ancient Toscany and an exhibition of Anja Schindler, an modern artist who is inspirated of Etruscans.
Because I was working on this exhibition, I want to introduce this exhibition here in this Forum and I hope as many people as possible go to this really nice exhibition about this fascinating subject. If you have any questions about this exhibiton, don´t hesitate to ask here, I will answer them with pleasure.
More informations you can find also on the homepage http://www.etrusker-bonn.de For students the entry is free, otherwise you have to pay 3,50 €. You can buy the catalog for 20 €.
Robinson Krämer
a.k.a
Lucius Rabirius
Lykios Polystratou
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"quis porro (...) Asia aut Africa aut Italia relicta Germaniam peteret, informem terris, asperam caelo, tristem cultu aspectuque, nisi si patria sit?" - Tacitus, Germania II
a.k.a
Lucius Rabirius
Lykios Polystratou
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.flavii.de">http://www.flavii.de
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.hetairoi.de">http://www.hetairoi.de
"quis porro (...) Asia aut Africa aut Italia relicta Germaniam peteret, informem terris, asperam caelo, tristem cultu aspectuque, nisi si patria sit?" - Tacitus, Germania II
