Museum of Dresden Romanticism
Painter's Baroque-house apartment with a recreated studio and salon from the Romantic era.
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This audio guide to the Kügelgenhaus, the Museum of Dresden Romanticism, steps into the painter Gerhard von Kügelgen's family apartment in May 1813, when war reached the Elbe and the household had to decide what to save. It follows his children, a rag doll called Salli, and the boyhood memoir that made those years famous. Best heard in the old family rooms on the second floor.
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