Dora Hitz: Aus Franken nach Rumänien in die Welt

Shona Kallestrup; Natalie Gutgesell; Macrina Oproiu

Dora Hitz: Aus Franken nach Rumänien in die Welt

Translated title of the contribution: Dora Hitz: from Franconia to Romania and out into the world

Shona Kallestrup, Natalie Gutgesell, Macrina Oproiu

School of Art History

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Abstract

Exhibition in Kunstverein Coburg, 25 January - 11 May 2025. Celebrating the centenary of the death of the Franconian artist Dora Hitz, the first court painter of Romania, this exhibition brought together works from 28 private collections in Germany, Romania, Britain, Monaco, the Netherlands and the USA. Organised under the auspices of the Royal Family of Romania, it was supported by the German UNESCO Commission, the Embassy of Romania and the Romanian General Consulate. Its accompanying virtual museum of Hitz's paintings in Castle Peleș, Romania, was created by Open Virtual Worlds and funded by the KE & I fund at the University of St Andrews.

Translated title of the contribution	Dora Hitz: from Franconia to Romania and out into the world
Original language	German
Place of Publication	Coburg
Publisher	Kunstverein Coburg
Media of output	Artwork / Graphic design
Publication status	Published - 25 Jan 2025

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Dora Hitz: Aus Franken nach Rumänien in die Welt

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