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h-madness

This blog follows the history of psychiatry

Author: prinzhorn

From Kirchner till this day – artist reaction of the Prinzhorn Collection

Posted on May 9, 2011August 28, 2017 by prinzhorn

In 2001, the Museum Prinzhorn Collection opened in a refurbished lecture building. It celebrates its 10th anniversary with an extensive… Read more From Kirchner till this day – artist reaction of the Prinzhorn Collection

New exhibition – “Forget me not”. Insights into asylum life around 1900

Posted on September 20, 2010August 28, 2017 by prinzhorn

“Dr. Printzhorn, this is how it looks inside me”: For the first time the Prinzhorn Collection presents a major exhibition… Read more New exhibition – “Forget me not”. Insights into asylum life around 1900

New exhibition at the Prinzhorn Museum (Heidelberg)

Posted on March 13, 2010August 28, 2017 by prinzhorn

Recently, the Prinzhorn Collection was able to acquire with the help of the Brass foundation a unique picture series of… Read more New exhibition at the Prinzhorn Museum (Heidelberg)

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