Hamburg Art Museum

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In the medieval painting corner of the Hamburger Kunsthalle, light flows slowly through the stained-glass windows, and faint shadows scatter along the walls. The landscape paintings of Dutch painters carry a vitality as if brushed by the wind, and visitors feel as though they are stepping in and out of the paintings themselves. In the 19th-century French painting section, light and color blend together in harmony, and a stillness flows as if time itself has stopped. In the gallery of international modern and contemporary art, a modern sensibility reflects light, unfolding a space where past and present seem to intersect.