The Burrell Collection reopens today
The Burrell Collection in Glasgow will reopen to the public on March 29 at 10:00 a.m. Tuesday . The museum was completely renovated, and the museum closed on October 23, 2016.
It refers to upcoming events to mark renewal, reunion and reopening.
In 1987, I went to the Burrell Collection as a study visit to the UK to obtain an MBA from the London School of Business. We went to Glasgow to renovate ourselves, to create a new image for the future, as an example of a busy city.
The first impression was amazing. It was set in the wooded forest of Polok Country Park, in a crystal clear space that reveals the collection to visitors. I was amazed when I saw the old glass and architectural elements built in a very modern building.
I remember looking at the collection from the outside, then looking at the tree from the inside.
I remember it was a very messy love museum that had been renovated.
About the Burrell Collection:
The Burrell Collection is a museum in Glasgow, Scotland, run by the Glasgow Museum. There is a collection of Sir William Barrel and Constance, an internationally renowned collection of Lady Barrel art.- A collection of more than 9,000 items from six people to six millennia
- He understands
- A rich collection of medieval art, including tiny stained glass and intricate upholstery, oak furniture, medieval weapons ah armor,
- Islamic art,
- Models of ancient civilization
- An impressive collection of Chinese pottery and porcelain, produced over 5000 years, making it one of the most powerful collections of Chinese art in Europe;
- The impressionistic work of Degas and Cézanne ,
- Modern sculpture
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| Flat Red Ballet (circa 1900) Edgar Hiller Germain Degas (pastel) |
