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| Hours | Tues, Wed, Fri, and Sun 2-5pm | ||
| Address | Zollikerstrasse 172 | ||
| Transportation | Tram: 2 or 4 | ||
| Phone | 044/422-00-86 | ||
| Prices | Admission 12F ($9.85/£5.10) adults, 8F ($6.55/£3.40) students and seniors | ||
Frommer's Review
This jewel of a collection is most popular for its French Impressionist works, including those by Monet, van Gogh, Cézanne, Gauguin, Degas, Renoir, and Manet. See Picasso's The Italian Girl. The private collection also includes paintings by Rubens, Rembrandt, and Guardi. There's a limited but very special section of 24 sculptures from the Middle Ages: They're the work of anonymous artists, but each one shows an individual style and remarkable artistic achievement. Too bad the names of these budding artists were lost to history.
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Frommer's Switzerland, 13th Edition
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