Category:Drei Marmorstatuen Allegorien der Schönen Künste (Alfred Lanz 1895)

**allegories of the fine arts**
	ensemble of three statues above the main entrance of the Kunstmuseum Bern in the city of Bern, Switzerland Allegorien Architektur, Malerei und Skulptur Personifiziert mit 3 Marmor-Statuen
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Instance of	statue (3);
Part of	Kunstmuseum und Kunsthistorisches Seminar (building); Public art works in Bern;
Depicts	architecture, art of painting and art of sculpture
Made from material	Carrara marble;
Genre	neoclassicism; public art; allegorical sculpture;
Location	Kunstmuseum und Kunsthistorisches Seminar (building), Red Quarter, Inner City, Bern, Bern-Mittelland administrative district, Bernese Mittelland administrative region, Bern, Switzerland
Located on street	Hodlerstrasse (3011, 12);
Creator	Alfred Lanz;
Owned by	Kunstmuseum Bern;
Inception	1895;
	46° 57′ 04.03″ N, 7° 26′ 34.94″ E
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Object location	46° 57′ 04″ N, 7° 26′ 34.9″ E	View all coordinates using: OpenStreetMap	46.951120; 7.443040

Deutsch: Das Ensemble Allegorien der Schönen Künste besteht aus drei Carrara-Marmorstatuen – Personifikation von Architektur, Malerei und Skulptur – von 1895 vom Schweizer Bildhauer Alfred Lanz (1847–1907), ab 2014 unter der Neonröhren-Installation VEDO DOVE DEVO (Nakis Panayotidis 2014) über dem Haupteingang uns ab zum Kunstmuseum Bern an der Hodlerstrasse 12 in der Innestadt von Bern in der Schweiz.