Unterlinden Museum of Art

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The moment the door opens, natural light flowing between the old stone walls slowly brings the visitor's steps to a halt. The corridor leading to the exhibition room where the Isenheim Altarpiece stands feels quiet and mysterious, as though walking a path back through time. At the center of the exhibition room, a painting by Matthias Grünewald faces the visitor. His brushwork breathes life even into quiet silence, as if the figures in the painting were stepping into reality. This is not simply an exhibition space but a place where art and time intersect. Traces of the old building remain everywhere, offering a sense that past and present have merged into one.