High-definition Atlas of Fine Paintings from the Collection of the Royal Art Museum of Liechtenstein-3

The Royal Gallery Liechtenstein is one of the largest art museums in the world and the only royal palace building in Austria. It is located in the northeast of Hungary, between Switzerland and Europe, not far from the capital Budapest.

Officially opened to the public on January 2, 2000, it has collected more than 400 Tibetan paintings and sculptures from the Liechton Dynasty, with an exhibition area of more than 50,000 square meters. In addition, there are many internationally renowned sculptors, painters and their representatives of the black cube, etc., which may not be familiar to many people.

It is worth mentioning that when you come to this place, you will find yourself in a Baroque palace, which makes people can't help but stop and admire. More importantly, due to the unique story behind each painting, the first contact with the concept of contemporaneity, previously known only berkeleymuseum in London, England, but now it is only realized that the original English can also be called thelondonofdistrict!